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A rectangular white sticker featuring a thick red border. Large red letters 'IK' sit in the center, with '10 JAHRE' printed on the top border and 'CREW' on the bottom. 4
The image features a black circular sticker adhered to a weathered, light-colored pole. The sticker has a prominent yellow 'A' enclosed within a rounded square frame, with a small yellow star integrated into the top right corner of the 'A'. Below the 'A', the text 'AKKS' is written in yellow uppercase letters. The pole itself shows signs of wear, with dirt, grime, and patches of what appears to be dried red paint or residue, suggesting previous layers of paint or other markings. There are also visible textures and potential remnants of other old stickers or paper on the pole. 14
The central sticker features a prominent black shield with a thick, ornate gold border, studded with small black circles. Inside the shield, various gold symbols are arranged: the letter 'I' at the top, 'A' on the left, and 'K' on the right. The main motif is a large spoked wheel, possibly from a penny-farthing bicycle or a wagon, crossed by two swords and other implements like a bow and an arrow or a pickaxe. Below these symbols, the year '1891' is displayed in gold. The entire shield design is placed on a white background, which extends below the shield to reveal the text 'ANTI 1891' in bold green capital letters. The sticker itself appears slightly worn and is affixed to a dark, textured pole, with other torn paper and stickers visible around it. 31
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The sticker features a cartoon character with a yellow, cheese-like face, large red-rimmed eyes, and a purple and green spiky headdress. The character is wearing a brown shirt with a blue peace symbol on it. To the left of the character, a grey, smoky skull with black eyes and nose is depicted. The background is a light blue sky with white clouds. The text 'SINNR' is written in a graffiti-like font above the character's head, and 'MOST DOPE' is written in a similar font below the skull. 15
The sticker is rectangular with rounded corners and a red border. The background features a blue and black graffiti-style spray paint effect. On the left, a large red 'W' with a white outline is prominent. In the center, a shield-shaped emblem displays 'TS WISLA' at the top, a white star on a blue and red background, and '1906' at the bottom. To the right of the shield is a cartoonish, angry-looking character with a spray can, rendered in shades of blue and grey. A large red 'G' with a white outline is on the far right. The sticker appears to be slightly peeling at the top edge. 9
The sticker features a minimalist, black-and-white line drawing of a bird composed of geometric shapes, resembling origami. The bird has two thin legs with clawed feet. Above and to the right of the bird, a small paper airplane is depicted. The sticker is affixed to a concrete pole and shows signs of wear, with some peeling edges. 12
The sticker is square with a blue background and a white border, outlined by a thin red line. In the center, two white crossed swords are depicted, with their hilts pointing downwards. Above the swords is a stylized white emblem that resembles wings or a crest, with a prominent white 'K' in the center. The blue background has a subtle pattern of repeating text, which appears to be 'HOCKEY CLUB' in white, though it is difficult to read clearly. The sticker shows some signs of wear and tear, with a small section of the right edge appearing to be peeling or damaged. 8
A circular sticker with a black border. The central image is a black and white depiction of a person in a meditative pose, sitting cross-legged with their arms resting on their knees. Behind the figure is a detailed cityscape with tall buildings and a prominent skyscraper resembling the Empire State Building. The word 'FREEDOM' is written in a light blue, stylized font in an arc along the left side of the sticker's border. Below the figure, within the cityscape, there appears to be some very small, illegible text. 7
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