| RUMMAGESALE | In which miscellaneous second-hand goods can be bought (7,4) |
| FLEAMARKET | Freak metal modelled where cheap goods can be bought (4,6) |
| DOLLAR | With 88 Across, where the theme goods can be bought these days |
| CONSIGNMENT | Type of shop with second-hand goods |
| CARBOOTSALE | Vending of second-hand goods from private vehicles (3,4,4) |
| FLEAMARKETS | Open-air sales of cheap and often second-hand goods (4,7) |
| PATTERNSHOP | Is this where models can be bought in part of factory? (7-4) |
| COMMODITIES | A raw material or primary agricultural product that can be bought and sold |
| FLATFORSALE | Home can be bought when foal falters abnormally (4,3,4) |
| PALLET | Portable platform on which goods can be stacked/stored or moved with a fork-lift truck (6) |
| BRANDED | Such goods can be identified and produced all round (7) |
| STOREMAN | The guy managing the goods can be no master (8) |
| FRAGMENT | Buyers of second-hand goods featured in newspaper piece (8) |
| JUMBLESALE | Charity event where second-hand goods are bought (6,4) |
| NOTHINGNEW | Only second-hand goods, but we're used to that |
| GARAGESALE | Second-hand goods clearance at your own home (6,4) |
| JUNKSHOP | Place selling assorted second-hand goods (4,4) |
| MARKET | Flea -; collection of stalls selling second-hand goods (6) |
| FLEA | Second-hand goods stall, - market (4) |
| OPSHOP | Charity retail outlet selling second-hand goods (2,4) |
