#maritime

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Street sticker The sticker is circular and features a design divided into three horizontal sections. The top section is blue with a white silhouette of a ship with sails, set against a wavy water background. The middle section is black with white, bold sans-serif lettering that reads 'H.I.F.'. The bottom section is red with white numerals '1907'. The entire design is outlined in white.
Street sticker The central sticker is a rectangular black decal. At the top, the word "SHANTALLICA" is prominently displayed in a bold, angular white font, stylistically mimicking the well-known Metallica band logo. The letters 'LLICA' have a subtle light green or camouflage-like texture. Below the band name, there is a distinct graphic symbol, primarily in white with light green accents, which appears to be a creative fusion of an anchor and potentially a musical treble clef or another maritime knot. At the bottom of the sticker, in a smaller, similar font, the phrase "MASTER OF SHANTIES" is written. The design clearly alludes to a blend of heavy metal music and sea shanty themes.
Street sticker The central image is a white circular sticker with a distinct blue design. It features a stylized anchor at its base, from which two large, flowing wing-like shapes extend upwards and outwards, giving the impression of movement or flight. Above this emblem, arcing along the top edge of the circle, is the word 'SEGELREBELLEN' in bold blue capital letters. Along the bottom edge, also in blue capital letters, is the defiant phrase 'F*CK CANCER • GO SAILING', with a small dot separating 'CANCER' and 'GO SAILING'. The sticker is applied to a gritty, light-colored surface, possibly concrete or a wall, which has remnants of bright red spray paint underneath and around it. Parts of other stickers are visible at the very bottom edge of the image, suggesting a location where multiple stickers have been placed.
Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a rounded bottom, resembling a crest or shield. The upper half features a light blue background with three white seagulls in flight. Below them, a black wavy line separates this section from the white lower half. The white section contains text in blue: "SV Blau-Weiß" in a straight line and "SCHOLLENE" curved underneath. The sticker is bordered by a thin black outline and is adhered to a textured, weathered pole or wall, surrounded by remnants of other old stickers.
Street sticker The sticker is round, prominently displaying 'maretecnico.com' along its upper edge. Its background is a light blue, likely representing the sea or sky, with faint outlines of what appears to be maritime vessels or structures. A brown, elongated object, resembling a pencil or a specialized tool, diagonally crosses the center, bearing the text 'mare @ maretecnico.com'. The bottom section of the sticker incorporates red and green colors, creating a subtle nod to the Italian flag, while a yellow arc frames the top. A Facebook social media icon is visible on the left side of the sticker. It is affixed to a heavily rusted and paint-peeling pole.
Street sticker The sticker is circular with a white border. The main design depicts a grey military-style helicopter flying over large, stylized teal and white ocean waves. Below the helicopter, a dark grey object resembling a bomb or torpedo with a yellow band is shown descending into the waves. The word 'RIPTIDE' is written vertically along the left edge of the circle, and the year '2024' is displayed at the bottom right. The overall design evokes a theme of naval or military operations, possibly an exercise or event.
Street sticker The sticker is a round, blue background with gold-colored elements. At the center, there is a crossed anchors emblem surrounded by a laurel wreath. Above the emblem and along the edge of the sticker is the Instagram handle "@marinamercante_es". Below the emblem, the number 1753 is displayed, followed by the text "In mare veritas" in quotation marks.
Street sticker Round sticker with a design that looks like a heraldic emblem. It's divided into quadrants, with a ship on one side, ermine spots on two others, and a central black section with partially visible text. The visible text reads 'GADE LOIRE 1'.