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Street sticker A rectangular, monochromatic sticker affixed to a dark metal pole. The central image depicts a historical townscape, predominantly in black and white. On the left, a prominent dark building with a tall, ornate tower featuring a clock and spire stands against a lighter sky. To its right, a street scene unfolds with streetlights and the facade of another building. In the background, a faint, circular, crest-like emblem is subtly visible. The bottom portion of the sticker features bold, white text in an old-fashioned serif font, reading 'Union fans Bernau'. The overall aesthetic is graphic and evokes a sense of local history and community support. 12
Street sticker The sticker is circular with a golden-yellow background. It features bold black text at the top, asking 'VARFÖR BERLIN?' (Why Berlin?) and stating 'VI HAR JU MALMÖ' (We have Malmö). Below the text, there is a black silhouette of a cityscape, depicting various buildings and a bridge, representing Malmö. At the bottom, a small black four-leaf clover logo is present, followed by the text 'Centerpartiet' and 'MALMÖ' in smaller black font. The sticker appears slightly worn and dusty, consistent with outdoor placement. 4
Street sticker The sticker is a rectangular design applied to a metallic pole, featuring a grayscale depiction of an industrial complex, likely a steel plant, with multiple buildings, smokestacks, and intricate pipework under a cloudy sky. The word "HOESCH" is prominently displayed in gold capital letters on a large cylindrical structure within the industrial scene on the right. Above the main image, the word "Dortmund" is written in an elegant golden script font. In the bottom-left corner, there is a circular logo with a black background, showcasing crossed yellow hammer and pick tools. This logo is encircled by yellow text that reads "Sectatores Tremoniae e.V." at the top and "BVB-Fanclub seit 2008" at the bottom. The sticker shows signs of wear, with a noticeable tear or peeling on its right edge. 1
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular, featuring a horizontal striped pattern at the top with alternating yellow and red bands. Below this, a black silhouette depicts a city skyline, prominently featuring a tall church spire with a cross at its peak and a circular element (possibly a clock or window). Other buildings with varying rooflines are visible in the silhouette, outlined in white. The bottom section of the sticker is black, with the words "solens stad" written in large, bold white sans-serif letters. The sticker appears to be applied to a glass surface, showing some minor wrinkles and reflections. 3
Street sticker The sticker is circular, featuring a prominent white outer ring with a black background behind the central emblem. The main circular emblem is divided horizontally into two distinct sections. The upper section depicts a stylized sunset or sunrise with horizontal stripes in yellow, orange, and red, overlaid with dark grey or black silhouettes of mountains. The lower section features a blue sky or water, a darker blue stripe, and a wavy grey-brown foreground representing land or water. Text 'STOCKHOLMSLAGET' is curved along the top of the white ring, 'djurgården' is prominently displayed in black lowercase letters across the center, and 'SEDAN 1891' is curved along the bottom of the white ring. The overall design evokes a vintage or retro aesthetic, possibly a crest or logo for a sports club or local identity. 6
Street sticker The sticker features a predominantly blue and white color scheme. The top band of text reads 'STOCKHOLMS ÖSTRA' in bold white letters with a thin black outline, against a dark blue background with subtle horizontal lines. Below this, the main message is presented in two lines: 'SUPPORT YOUR' and 'LOCAL BERIT'. These words are also in bold, alternating between blue and white letters with black outlines, set against a textured light blue background that mimics crumpled paper. On the left side of the sticker, there's a shield emblem with a stylized portrait of a crowned female figure in white. On the right side, a circular emblem with the letters 'D.I.F.' is visible, also in white within a blue outline. The overall appearance suggests a fan-made or promotional sticker, likely for a sports team or local initiative associated with Stockholm Östra and the name 'Berit'. 14
Street sticker A white circular sticker with a light blue border, featuring the text 'I ❤️ MY AASEE'. The 'I' and 'MY AASEE' are in black capital letters, and a red heart symbol replaces the word 'LOVE'. The sticker is placed on a brushed or textured metal pole, which appears to be outdoors with water visible in the blurry background. 12
Street sticker This is a circular sticker, prominently displaying dark, silhouetted figures against a textured blue and white background. The central text, 'ZIERICE ZE SLASKIEM AZ PO GROB,' is rendered in white uppercase letters, occupying a significant portion of the sticker. The imagery includes a zombie-like figure with glowing eyes, a hooded figure, and another creature with glowing eyes. In the background, elements resembling a gothic church or cathedral, a flagpole with a banner (possibly featuring an eagle), and other architectural details are visible. The sticker has a worn appearance, with some peeling and dirt around its edges, suggesting it has been exposed to the elements. 3
Street sticker A black and white sticker with the text "Only Local" in a bold, stylized font. The sticker is affixed to a weathered gray pole. 6
Street sticker Close-up of a circular sticker displaying the coat of arms of Soldathem, a locality in Revingehed, Sweden. The emblem showcases a yellow and blue shield with a castle-like structure and a crown. The text 'REVINGEHED' and 'SOLDATHEM' surrounds the emblem. 2
Street sticker A sticker featuring a red heart with a QR code in the center. The text on the sticker asks in German, "Do you love your Hood?" 4
Street sticker A green and white sticker with the word Södermalm written in a stylized script. It features a vertical striped emblem on the left side. 2