41 volumes, the bulk of which are collected clippings of McCutcheon’s editorial cartoons for the Chicago Record and the Chicago Tribune. The last eight scrapbooks are on various topics; two being fairly complete collections of clippings about McCutcheon’s life. Other scrapbooks include clippings, letters, ephemera and many loose items from McCutcheon’s days at Purdue University; clippings of work by and about McCutcheon from the magazine of Sigma Chi, McCutcheon’s fraternity at Purdue; copies of works and articles about McCutcheon in a large scrapbooks labeled, “Blue Portfolio; Lakeside Press;” and a small scrapbook labeled “Album A,” containing very diverse contents: McCutcheon’s tickets from attending the World’s Columbian Exposition as well as executions at Cook County Jail, his 1903 contract with Chicago Tribune, letters, envelopes, travel-related material, Salt Cay related material, and posthumous information about John T. McCutcheon High School in Chicago. There is also a large portfolio of clippings, photos, correspondence, poems, sketches, etc. assembled by Evelyn Shaw McCutcheon about Salt Cay, the island in the Bahamas that McCutcheon purchased in 1917.

There is a large overlap of the materials in this series with the materials in every other series in the McCutcheon papers.