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A sticker commemorating the 1909 founding of SK Sturm Graz, an Austrian football club. The sticker features the club's logo and the year 1909. There's also additional imagery above it that appears to be related to the club.

DIE HUMM ER EINS DER STADT SEIT 0 SK STÜRM - GRAZ 5 1 GRA GRAZER STURM .. 1909 SEIF 1909 https://sksturm.at/

Part of Football collection.

23 June 2024 14
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