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A stucco relief sign is mounted on a weathered, tan-colored building facade, framed by rough-hewn stone archways and decorative stone pilasters. At the top of the sign, a stylized eagle with outstretched wings, painted white, green, and black with red stars on its wings, hovers above two clasped hands. The wings appear to represent the Syrian flag. Text in black capital letters above the clasped hands reads "CYP" to the left and "SYR" to the right, suggesting Cyprus and Syria. Below the eagle and hands, larger black capital letters spell out "SYRIAN RESTAURANT". At the bottom of the sign, a decorative relief of a cherubic face with feathered wings emerges from a stone structure. The sign is mounted outdoors, with a thin wire extending diagonally from the upper right to the lower right. A portion of a dark wooden pole is visible on the far left edge of the image. The location is identified as the Municipality of Germasogeia, Cyprus.
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