Stockholm

The sticker is circular with a yellow border. Inside, a blue shield is prominent, depicting a golden well with a bucket hanging from a rope. Laurel branches flank the shield. The text 'BRØDBYERNES B.I.F. IDRÆTSFORBUND' encircles the shield in yellow lettering on a blue background. Two small yellow stars are also visible within the shield. The sticker appears to be slightly worn, with some peeling at the edges, suggesting it has been affixed for some time.

BRØDBYERNES B.I.F. IDRÆTSFORBUND

04 December 2025

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