| MUSEUM | Building housing historic items, etc |
| CLIPPINGSERVICE | Paid collector of articles, items, etc. |
| HABERDASHER | Dealer in sewing items etc (11) |
| HABERDASHERY | A shop selling sewing items, etc (12) |
| TIDY | Receptacle for stationery, sewing items, etc (4) |
| PLASTICS | Materials used to create toys, household items, etc. |
| HERITAGE | Treasured historic items |
| EDWARDIANA | I awarded an unusual selection of historic items (10) |
| SELECTCOMMITTEE | Group of MPs or peers misconstrue telecom items etc (6,9) |
| EXCHANGEANDMART | A website and formerly weekly magazine with advertisements to sell cars, domestic items etc. (8,3,4) |
| DITTYBAG | A sailor's duffel or "housewife" for personal belongings, odds and ends, sewing items etc; or, the mess kit of a Brownie or a Guide (5,3) |
| CHERRYPICK | To select only the most useful items etc. from what is available (6,4) |
| HERMITAGE | Museum, either end of which is filled with historic items? On the contrary (9) |
| RELEASE | An acquittance, liberation or setting free; conveyance of an estate; a catch for holding or unclasping; or, a launch of an album, film, news item etc (7) |
| REPLICA | Exact copy, often of a valuable or historic item (7) |
| LIBERTYBELLS | The USPS's first "Forever" stamps were issued in 2007 as an inflation hedge and called by this name after the historic item they depicted |
| STAIRWELL | Shaft in building housing steps (9) |
| TENEMENT | Run-down building housing many people (8) |
| COOP | Building housing chickens |
| OBSERVATORY | Building housing a large telescope |
