





Steiff, Huckleberry Finn Mouse — 12cm, Beige
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Mark Twain's most enduring innocent — a mouse, twelve centimetres tall, fishing rod in hand.
Huckleberry "Huck" Finn first appeared in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer in 1876 and has never quite left the imagination since. Steiff's Mice Series: Heroes from Literature brings him to life in 61% wool plush — the same material Steiff have used for their finest collector pieces since 1880 — wearing a soft felt cap and rustic suspenders, a handcrafted fishing rod in his paw, a tiny blue felt fish hanging from the line. Three-way jointed at the head and arms, he stands 12cm tall and arrives with his numbered certificate of authenticity and gift box. Limited to 1,500 pieces worldwide. Surface clean only.
- 12cm, three-way jointed at head and arms — standing pose with fishing rod and felt fish
- Made from 61% wool, 39% cotton — handmade in Germany
- Part of the Steiff Mice Series: Heroes from Literature
- Limited worldwide edition of 1,500 pieces; numbered certificate of authenticity included. Little Paper Planes has number 1462.
- This is a collector's piece — not a toy. Intended for adult collectors.
Steiff has been crafting the world's finest plush animals from Giengen an der Brenz, Germany, since 1880. Founded by seamstress Margarete Steiff, the company invented the Teddy bear in 1902. Every genuine Steiff carries the iconic 'Button in Ear' — a promise of the highest standards of quality, safety, and craftsmanship that has held for over 140 years. For the child, and the collector who never stopped being one.
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