Stockholm
A square-shaped sticker featuring a red and white shield logo. The shield has a white outline and a red interior. Inside the shield, white text reads 'S.V.' at the top, 'ZUCHERING' in the middle, and '1937' at the bottom. To the right of 'ZUCHERING' and above '1937', there is a stylized white and red football (soccer ball) icon. The sticker has a thin black border around its square perimeter and is adhered to a textured grey metal surface.

S.V. ZUCHERING 1937

09 May 0
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