Stockholm
A torn sticker displaying a table of Swedish football teams, their scores, and possibly points. The sticker shows some wear and tear, and some parts are illegible.

Ma Imo FF -3Hammarby 4 AIK 5 IFK Noreke 6 Hacken 7 IFK GÖtehor 8 Elfsborg 9 Orebro 10 Helsingborg 11 Sirius 12 Östersund. 13 Falkenberg 14 Kalmār FF NGf Simdsvall-3 8 46 31 48 10 6 15 6 16 S 17 444543 33 40-56 30 29-49 6. 30 30 3G 30 3.0 34-51 29 10:15 27-52 25 17 25-6225 30 A 2-47 23 18-31-30 -20 23-55 20

31 December 2020 6
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