Victory Vehicles (Walt Disney, 1943)
Original Goofy Production Drawing
"Let us observe a practical demonstration by a satisfied customer, a defense worker who lives some distance from his job." This vintage animation drawing from Walt Disney's 1943 short Victory Vehicles showcases Goofy in a whimsical moment as he skips along holding his lunchbox, introduced by the narrator. Directed by the legendary Jack Kinney, the short humorously explores alternative modes of wartime transportation during the rubber shortage, blending satire with Goofy's classic comedic charm. Seen starting at the 5:31 mark of the film, this animation drawing capture Goofy in dynamic motion. Rendered in graphite with blue and green colored pencil accents on 12-field, 5-peghole animation paper, the drawings depict Goofy in full figure.
Despite age-related toning and edge wear from production use, they remain in Good condition, reflecting their vintage authenticity. A delightful addition to any collection, this sequence celebrates the humor and animation artistry that makes Goofy one of Disney's most beloved characters.