Stockholm
The central sticker cluster is composed of multiple layers affixed to a grey metal pole. The base layer is a rectangular sticker featuring a background of alternating vertical blue and white stripes. Superimposed on these stripes is a stylized black silhouette of a creature, possibly a lion or griffin, with a long, curled tail, clawed feet, and a single prominent eye. Overlaid on this is a prominent blue and white rectangular sticker. Its upper section displays 'Friedrichsort' in elegant white script on a blue background. Below this, a white band features a circular emblem of Popeye the Sailor, depicted flexing his bicep while holding a red bottle, with 'EST 1890' inscribed at the bottom. To the right of Popeye, 'Sulla Strada' is written in a similar ornate white script on a blue background. Partially visible beneath these layers is a small red sticker with white text, which reads 'Karu' and 'NCHEN Stadt', likely indicating 'München Stadt'.

Friedrichsort Sulla Strada EST 1890 Karu NCHEN Stadt

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