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A square black and white sticker with a stylized 'Hi' or similar abstract design. The sticker is affixed to a dark, textured, possibly metallic surface with signs of wear and rust. 12
A square black and white sticker with a simple geometric design. The sticker is affixed to a weathered metal surface. 13
A sticker featuring a stylized illustration of a mouse's head. The mouse is depicted in black ink on a silver background. Below the illustration, the text "MOUSE & HOUSE" is visible, along with a small Facebook logo. 8
This is a red rectangular sticker with white text arranged in three lines: "NORA", "RAKEL", and "RIKKE". The text and the accompanying white abstract semi-circle graphic on the right are a clear parody of The North Face brand logo. A small registered trademark symbol (®) is visible to the left of 'RIKKE'. The sticker is placed on a metallic or silver-colored surface, with some black graffiti marks partially visible around it. 22
A black and white sticker with the word "IROK" in bold, uppercase, white lettering on a black background. The sticker is affixed to a worn, light-grey surface with visible scratches and other stickers underneath. There are no visible social media links or QR codes on the sticker itself. 13
A rectangular gold sticker on a dark pole. It depicts a hand-drawn purple bunny with closed eyes and the text 'TNT' written above it. 17
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A rectangular sticker on a dark pole featuring blue, black, and white horizontal stripes. Bold white text reads 'ROSLAGSBANANS' on top and 'FOTBOLLSLIGISTER' on the bottom, with '27 - 28 - 29' in the center. 18
The sticker is circular, featuring a monochromatic design primarily in black and white/grey. At its center is a detailed illustration of a multi-story building, strongly resembling an Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, complete with a distinctive steeple topped with a cross. The building's architecture includes textured walls and arched openings. Below the church, wavy lines suggest water or a river. Within the circular frame, above the church, a crescent moon is positioned on the left and a five-pointed star on the right. Additional small crosses, characteristic of Coptic or Ethiopian design, are visible near the church. The entire central image is encircled by a thick border containing text rendered in white against a black background. The script appears to be Ge'ez, an ancient Ethiopic script. The sticker is affixed to a wet, metallic pole, with water droplets visible on its surface, indicating it is a physical object in the environment. 21
A rectangular sticker with a dark grey, slightly textured background. The prominent word 'CONSUME' is displayed in a vibrant red, gothic-style font, dominating the lower half of the sticker. Above it, in smaller white sans-serif text, is the word 'syntetiQ'. The sticker shows minor signs of wear, with slight scuffs and a clear, crisp edge, indicating it's a physical adhesive item. It is affixed to a heavily textured, dark, possibly metallic or concrete wall, which is mottled with lighter patches and grime. 15
The sticker is circular, primarily green and white. At its center is a prominent, stylized green cannabis leaf, set against a white background with horizontal green stripes. Encircling this central design, along the outer edge of the sticker, is the text 'BIRA BRAJ HAMMARBY' written in green capital letters on a white background. The entire emblem is framed by a thin green border. The sticker shows some signs of wear and is attached to a dark, weathered utility pole. 18
A circular sticker featuring a prominent red compass rose design on a white background. The compass rose has four main points and four smaller intermediate points, all radiating from a central red circle. Along the top curve of the sticker, the text 'SAND VIKEN' is written in bold red capital letters. The same text, 'VIKEN SAND', is repeated along the bottom curve, inverted relative to the top text. The sticker has a thin red border and appears slightly worn and textured, adhered to a rough, dark grey surface. 21
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