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A square sticker with the text "FCk M21" in white on a black background. The sticker has a red stripe at the top and bottom. The sticker is affixed to a gray pole. 19
A sticker featuring the logo of FC St. Pauli, a German football club, with the words "Highway to Hell" and the years 1910 and 2020.  A lightning bolt is also depicted on the sticker. 10
A black and white sticker with the number 30317 stylized in graffiti lettering. It's been placed on a metallic lamppost outside, suggesting street art culture. 16
The sticker is rectangular, featuring a black background with thick red borders at the top and bottom. White, sans-serif capital letters spell out 'FCK' on the upper black section and 'NMR' on the lower black section. The sticker is affixed to a textured black pole, with a white zip tie passing over its center, securing a white board or sign to the pole. The sticker itself appears slightly worn or creased in places. 12
A rectangular sticker with a prominent red background, featuring a white and red striped pattern across its upper half. Centered on the stripes is a golden crest, resembling a shield with a cross design, topped by a crown or castle turret. Below the stripes, on the solid red background, is white Cyrillic text. The main text 'ЦСКА СОФИЯ' is large and bold, with smaller, cursive text 'Шитрас' above it and 'винаги верни' below. The sticker has a slight sheen and appears to be adhered to a black metal pole. 16
The sticker features the German word "FACH," which translates to "subject" or "field."  It's affixed to a weathered grey pole, suggesting it's been there for some time. The stark black and white text contrasts sharply against the pole's texture. The image is taken at night or in low light conditions. 100
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The sticker is shaped like a stylized football scarf, predominantly yellow with a thin white border. The top section of the scarf, which forms a banner, features the text 'MJÄLLBY AIF' in bold black capital letters. Below this, on a slightly smaller line, is 'FRÅN LEICESTER-LANDET' also in black capital letters. The two ends of the scarf hang down from the main banner, each featuring black and yellow stripes, mimicking the fringed ends of a traditional football scarf. 12
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. 23
A sticker featuring a football player with a crossed-out logo. The text 'Hata Gnaget' is prominently displayed. The sticker appears to be expressing dislike towards a particular football team or organization. 10
A circular sticker featuring a black and white cartoon character with curly hair and glasses, holding a marker. The bottom edge reads 'HAVE A GREAT DAY!' in stylized uppercase letters. 4
Close-up view of a sticker featuring an abstract design. The sticker consists of four rectangular shapes in pale purple, light green, and dark green, arranged to form a cross-like pattern. The shapes overlap and intersect, creating a visually interesting composition. The sticker has a white border. 10
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