Stockholm
A partially torn sticker featuring the logo of ÖIS (likely a sports team or organization) on a yellow background. The logo is a shield with red, blue, and black sections, and a white star with the letters "ÖIS" in the center.

ÖIS örgryte IS

02 May 2022 10
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