#cheguevara street stickers

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Street sticker The sticker features a monochrome image of a man with a beard and glasses, wearing a beret with the Nike swoosh. Text on the sticker reads "CHE NIKE!" and "KILLINIGO. JUST DO IT." It also says, 'FRUTEN LO VOTAN'. There is another sticker fragment on the top right that says 'Cheppa Pig'.

EY! CHE! CheppaRe NIKE! KILLIÑIGO JUSTDOIT. RUTEN LO VOTAL

04 July
Street sticker A round white sticker with a black stencil portrait of Che Guevara. He is wearing his iconic beret, and the stencil shows his long hair and beard.

ALLERN : ,5

16 February
Street sticker A brown sticker with two circular designs. One features Che Guevara's portrait with the text "Ultra Sankt Pauli" and the other shows the FC St. Pauli logo with the year 1910.

UbTRA BANKT PAULI FC ST. PAULI 1910

23 June 2024
Street sticker A sticker showing support for FC St. Pauli, featuring Che Guevara and a skull and crossbones. The text says "Forza FCSP!" and includes the year 1910.

FORZA FC ST. PAULI 1910 FCSP!

23 June 2024
Street sticker A brown and white circular sticker featuring a portrait of Che Guevara. The text "Ultras Pauli" is written around the image in a stylized font.

ULTRA SANICT PAULI

31 March 2022
Street sticker Round sticker featuring a stylized illustration of Che Guevara in a meditative pose, set against a light blue background reminiscent of an Argentinian flag. The artwork is vibrant and bold, with Che depicted wearing his iconic beret and military-style uniform. The sticker is affixed to a grey metal pole, with other smaller stickers visible nearby.

@neonsandwich1

03 July 2021
Street sticker A sticker featuring black and white portraits of Bertolt Brecht and Che Guevara, with text that reads 'Filmstadt Inferno Ultra Sankt Pauli'. The sticker has a tri-color design with blue, white, and red stripes.

FILMSTADT INFERNO ULTRA SANKT PAULI

08 November 2020
Street sticker Black and white sticker of Che Guevara with a star on his hat. It's a simple, bold design that makes a statement.

20 August 2020