| BAGANDBAGGAGE | Two containers for all for one's belongings (3,3,7) |
| TINCAN | One or two containers for South American in Tennessee (3,3) |
| KETTLEDRUM | Two containers for an instrument (10) |
| BASKETCASE | Two containers for insane person |
| BARRELCHESTED | Stout in two containers given to journalist (6-7) |
| CONISTONWATER | Two containers floating in major lake (8,5) |
| CRY | "All for one and one for all," e.g. |
| ATHOS | "All for one, one for all" declarer |
| EPEE | "All for one, one for all" sword |
| ERR | Give all for one or one for all, e.g.? |
| ASATEAM | All for one and one for all |
| MOTTO | "All for one and one for all," to Musketeers |
| CHARIOTEER | Joyful cry quells a free-for-all for Ben Hur, say (10) |
| ALLEGE | Make a statement for all, for example to quarter (6) |
| ONCE | ___ and for all (for good) |
| TUB | Open container for all to see put in sides of tomb (3) |
| SACKBUT | Container for all that old brass |
| CAPSULE | Small container for all to see in assorted places (7) |
| OMNIBUS | Word, from "vehicle for all", for a coach or charabanc; or, an anthology, compendium or compilation of several works/programmes previously published or broadcast separately (7) |
| TUBULAR | Pipe-shaped container for all to see with a lot of fat (7) |
