Image of a plush dog that is made in the likeness of Sergeant Stubby, the hero war dog from WWI. The dog is dark brown with a patch of white that runs from the top of its head down to its muzzle, and is wearing a tan colored vest that is adorned with badges and medals along the side. The side also reads Stubby just above the badges. The stuffed animal is sitting on a wooden bench next to some copies of Dog Diaries by Kate Klimo. This bench is located inside of the National WWI Museum and Memorial Store.
Image of a plush dog that is made in the likeness of Sergeant Stubby, the hero war dog from WWI. The dog is dark brown with a patch of white that runs from the top of its head down to its muzzle, and is wearing a tan colored vest that is adorned with badges and medals along the side. The side also reads Stubby just above the badges and medals. In this image, the dog is facing to the left with a tag that depicts the logo for the National WWI Museum and Memorial hanging from its ear.
Image of a plush dog that is made in the likeness of Sergeant Stubby, the hero war dog from WWI. The dog is dark brown with a patch of white that runs from the top of its head down to its muzzle, and is wearing a tan colored vest that is adorned with badges and medals along the side. In this image, the dog is facing to the right.
Image of a plush dog that is made in the likeness of Sergeant Stubby, the hero war dog from WWI. The dog is dark brown with a patch of white that runs from the top of its head down to its muzzle, and is wearing a tan colored vest that is adorned with badges and medals along the side. The side also reads Stubby just above the badges and medals. In this image, the dog is facing all the way to the right with its faced covered by a tag that has the logo for the National WWI Museum and Memorial.
Soft Stuff Creations Inc.

Sergeant Stubby Plush

$30.00

Description

Made exclusively for the National WWI Museum & Memorial.

The mascot of the 102nd Infantry, 26th Yankee Division, Stubby fought alongside American soldiers in France and participated in 17 battles. He warned his fellow soldiers of gas attacks, located wounded soldiers, and even helped catch an enemy spy.

Stubby died in 1926. His final resting place is the National Museum of American History.

Dimensions:
11 x 7 in

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Items will be fulfilled within 3 days of order placement. Standard shipping times will vary depending on the shipping method chosen at check-out. 

Merchandise may be returned within 14 days of purchase for a refund in the form of original payment.

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