9.75x12" nitrate sheet contains original hand-painted black and white (and gray) art measuring 3x5-1/8" depicting full body image of Mickey Mouse in cowboy gear on one knee, a gun in each hand, puff of smoke emitting from barrel of one, Mickey having just fired at Pete in attempt to save Minnie Mouse. Art was produced for the Mickey Mouse animated short "Two-Gun Mickey" that was released Dec. 15, 1934. As to be expected for a nitrate cel of this age, there is is just trace ink and paint lifting, and rippling to sheet. Art image is o/w 99% complete and still presents well. There were 74 black and white Mickey Mouse cartoons produced from 1928 to 1935 and from those, only about 50 animation cels in total remain. For "Two-Gun Mickey," we know of only a few remaining cels from this cartoon (see following item #1861). This and following item #1861 were obtained by our consignor as a child in the 1950s and are fresh to the collecting community. Exceedingly rare and historic Disney animation art.