Original production drawing of Donald Duck, used in the making of Donald’s Gold Mine (1942), directed by Dick Lundy. Drawn in graphite on 12-field, 5-peghole animation paper, this sheet is numbered 107 and appears around 1:37 in the film, during the slapstick sequence where Donald tries to get his stubborn burro Jenny to move. This is a dynamic full-body pose, capturing Donald’s classic temper and expressive movement. The short was written by Disney Legend Carl Barks, with animation by Volus Jones, Dick Lundy and Eric Larson (one of Walt’s Nine Old Men). Good vintage condition. Light edge wear on the left side, including minor creasing and small peg-hole tears typical of studio use. The image area is clean and unaffected. All imperfections would be fully hidden by framing. A charming and authentic piece of Golden Age Disney production art.