Stockholm
The sticker is designed to resemble an old banknote, predominantly in off-white, red-orange, and blue-grey tones. It features a prominent portrait of a smiling man, possibly a caricature, rendered in a red-orange, engraved style. He wears a collared shirt with the number '1891' on it and appears to be holding something near his chest. Behind him, in a blue-grey, finely detailed engraving style, is an illustration of a large, traditional building, possibly a farm or manor, with smaller figures and horses in the foreground. Large red numbers '1891' are visible on the left side, with the text 'SVERIGES BÄSTA LAG' beneath them. At the top, 'ARTONHUNDRA NITTIOETT' is written in red. Smaller '1891' and a numerical sequence '138501891' are also present at the bottom left. The sticker has a slightly worn appearance, adhering to a dark grey pole.

1891 ARTONHUNDRA NITTIOETT SVERIGES BÄSTA LAG 1891 138501891 lite klister

15 February 3
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