Stockholm
The sticker is a stylized monogram, predominantly black with a distinct metallic silver or light grey outline, giving it a slightly raised, almost three-dimensional appearance. It features two intertwined capital letters, 'P' and 'R', with the 'P' appearing to be overlaid on the 'R'. The design has a modern, somewhat gothic or ornate feel, with clean, sharp edges. It is affixed to a light grey, textured, possibly metallic pole or column, which shows signs of wear and other faint markings.

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30 March 7
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