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A green and white sticker featuring a stylized illustration of a person in a helmet with arms crossed, along with the numbers "1970" and the word "HAMMARBY". 11
A sticker featuring a stylized map of Europe with the Hammarby IF logo. The text 'Hammarby' and 'On Tour' are prominently displayed. 17
Green and white sticker with a skull wearing sunglasses and a bandana. The text "Hammarby Rad 1312" is visible. 5
A rectangular sticker with a predominantly black background, featuring a central emblem. The emblem depicts a masked figure, possibly wearing a green balaclava or scarf, framed by a split laurel wreath. One half of the wreath is golden-yellow, and the other is silver-grey. Below the masked figure, within the wreath, is a small skull emblem, also adorned with a miniature golden wreath, and the year '1897'. At the bottom of the sticker, in bold yellow capital letters, is the word 'HAMMARBY'. The sticker appears slightly wrinkled and worn, indicating it's a physical object adhered to a surface. 13
A round sticker featuring the Hammarby Stockholm logo. The logo includes a flag with green and white stripes, surrounded by a yellow wreath. The text "HAMMARBY STOCKHOLM" is written in a circular fashion around the logo, and the text "SM-GULDET" is partially visible at the bottom. 14
A sticker featuring the logo of Hammarby IF, a Swedish football club. The logo is a green and yellow crest with a flag and laurel wreath.  The text "Hammarby" is written above the crest in a gothic-style font. 11
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A distinctive black and white die-cut sticker shaped somewhat like a sake tokkuri (flask) with a rising sun motif at its top. The sticker advertises the 'Stockholm Sake Festival' scheduled for 'May 10-11 2025'. It prominently features a QR code with an embedded Instagram logo, alongside the handle '@STOCKHOLMSAKEFESTIVAL'. Below the main information, the text 'TAK' and 'STOCKHOLM | OSLO' are visible. The sticker is affixed to a dark green, possibly metallic, pole, with older, torn paper remnants visible around it. 10
A rectangular sticker with a black background featuring a prominent purple graphic. The graphic depicts a stylized, winged demonic figure with a tail, striking a pose similar to album art from the band Black Sabbath (specifically, the 'Master of Reality' aesthetic). The figure is holding a small five-pointed star in its outstretched hand. Below the figure, in bold, slightly wavy purple letters, are the words 'KEAR' on the first line and 'STK TDS' on the second line. The sticker is applied to a grey, flat surface. 14
Round sticker featuring a stylized robot head with red eyes. The text "DREST" is prominently displayed below the robot, along with "Style Writing" and "Since 1995". The sticker has a minimalist design with a color palette of blues, reds, and purples. 15
The sticker is rectangular with rounded corners and a cream-colored border. The central image depicts a black cat with yellow eyes peeking out from a teal-colored baby carriage. The carriage has red wheels and is decorated with two small red rose emblems. The background is split into two sections: the upper part is a light orange-yellow, and the lower part is a light blue. To the left of the cat, there's a depiction of a wall with an electrical outlet. The bottom of the sticker features bold, orange text on a cream background. The overall style is reminiscent of vintage illustrations. 10
The sticker is primarily black with white text and a blue character. The top section features large, distressed white letters 'AD 92' on a black background. Below this, the main part of the sticker is a black rectangle. On the left side, a light blue, cartoonish character with a grumpy expression is depicted, wearing a black hat and a red and blue striped scarf. The character holds a shield or badge that clearly reads 'LEVANTE U.D.' in white text. To the right of the character, the phrase 'POBRES, FEOS Y DEL LEVANTE' is written in white capital letters. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, with some peeling and texture visible on the edges and surface. 14
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