This subseries consists of a variety of puppets (string puppets, jumping jacks, rod puppets, glove puppets, etc.) representing many different countries and puppet-making techniques and traditions. Also contains a miniature Punch and Judy show toy and a French Cartelli puppet theater including frame, scenery, curtrain, proscenium, and some costumes.

An eighteenth-century puppet of Harlequin, a character from the Commedia dell'Arte. String puppet of the simpler kind, (see also P1). From a Paris puppet theatre of 1760.

Officer and soldier, string puppets of the simpler kind from Liège.

An eighteenth-century puppet of Brighella, a character from the Commedia dell'Arte. Of the simpler kind of string puppet, held from above by a vertical iron rod (or thick wire) hooked to an eyelet on top of the head; a rod or string to the right hand (in this case, both hands). From a Paris puppet theatre of 1760.

Two early eighteenth-century puppets of Columbina and Florindo, from a Venetian puppet theatre. String puppet of the simpler kind.

Two Saracen knights, characters from the marionette theatre of southern France, (Charlemagne legend). Simple string puppet.

Concession of the Seigneurie of Soulange to P.J. de J. de S. and the Foy & Hommage given by his wife for Soulange (two MSS copies).

Sale by Lucien Boutteville to Jean Petit of a house and lot on rue Sainte Anne, Quebec City.

Two sales (of a lot and a share of La Compagnie de la Colonie), a copy of the 1702 concession of Mille-Iles to J. Petit & Gaspard Piot de Longloiserie and a sale to of a house and lot on Rue Saint Anne by Lucien Boutteville to Jean Petit.

Documents (4) which include a surveyor's procès-verbal, a ratification of concession and the concession of Mille-Iles to Charles Gaspard Piot de Langloiserie and Jean Petit, as well as a receipt for rent paid to Dugué Langloiserie.