The Mail Pilot Sequence of 3 Mickey Mouse

The Mail Pilot Sequence of 3 Mickey Mouse Production Drawings (Walt Disney, 1933). This thrilling sequence of three original production drawings from Mail Pilot (1933) captures Mickey Mouse battling the elements in his unstable mail plane. Released during the black-and-white era of Disney animation, this exciting short follows Mickey, a dedicated airmail pilot, as he braves snow, rain, and treacherous winds to deliver a chest of money. However, the real danger comes when Pete, flying a machine-gun-equipped plane, attempts to steal Mickey's cargo using a harpoon cannon! This wonderfully detailed sequence appears around the 3:22 timestamp, depicting Mickey's plane nearly frozen, with smoke trailing from the engine and icicles forming on the wings. These 12-field, 2-peghole animation drawings capture the high-stakes adventure and meticulous detail of early Disney animation. The hand-drawn images range from 3.75" x 4.75" to 5.5" x 2.25". The artwork is numbered 6, 24, and 109 in the lower right corner. Exhibiting age-related toning, edge, and handling wear, these vintage production drawings remain in Good condition-a rare and exciting find for collectors of classic Mickey Mouse animation!