#crossedswords street stickers

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Street stickers photos tagged #crossedswords across cities in the Slapstickers archive.

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Street sticker The central sticker is a rectangular design with a dark, possibly black or very dark grey, background. Its main motif is a stylized heart, subtly tinted with pink or red, which contains a keyhole and an eye looking through it. Two ornate swords cross behind the heart, their hilts visible above. A small crown rests atop the heart and swords. Above the crown, there are swirling cloud-like elements. Below the heart, two symmetrical floral designs, resembling roses or similar blossoms, are depicted with leaves. The overall style is intricate and gothic. At the very bottom of this central panel, the word 'SKUGGSPRÅK' is written in a clear, sans-serif font. To the right, on an adjacent panel that appears to be part of the same sticker or a closely related one, there are icons for Instagram, email/website, and phone, along with corresponding text. 2
Street sticker A circular black sticker with white graphic elements. The central design features a stylized head wearing a helmet and an eye patch over the right eye, strongly reminiscent of the Las Vegas Raiders logo. Two sabre-like swords are crossed behind the head. Arched over the top of the design is the word 'Vandals'. To the left, below a sword hilt, are the letters 'NWA', and to the right, 'DFC'. At the bottom center, below the head, is the number '124'. The sticker has a stark, high-contrast appearance. 4
Street sticker The central sticker features a prominent black shield with a thick, ornate gold border, studded with small black circles. Inside the shield, various gold symbols are arranged: the letter 'I' at the top, 'A' on the left, and 'K' on the right. The main motif is a large spoked wheel, possibly from a penny-farthing bicycle or a wagon, crossed by two swords and other implements like a bow and an arrow or a pickaxe. Below these symbols, the year '1891' is displayed in gold. The entire shield design is placed on a white background, which extends below the shield to reveal the text 'ANTI 1891' in bold green capital letters. The sticker itself appears slightly worn and is affixed to a dark, textured pole, with other torn paper and stickers visible around it. 13