| ROCKEFELLER | US philanthropist, not a mod chap one's heard! (11) |
| ROCKER | Not a mod chair (6) |
| FELLOW | A confrere of a learned association such as the Royal Society; a chap; one's compeer; or, one of a pair (6) |
| GNUS | Antelopes occasionally found in the tabloids, one's heard! (4) |
| FOREVERAMBER | Historical novel never read on the road, one's heard! (7,5) |
| THEROYALWE | First person that's passed in the throne one's heard! (3,5,2) |
| TIDDLER | Little chap one's left a bit drunker |
| DOCUMENTARY | Sort of film of the century ... a Mod version of it (11) |
| THINGAMABOB | Chap one can't recall hating a bomb going off |
| DOUBLEAGENT | Measure of drink taken by a civilised chap, one involved in intrigue (6,5) |
| PHINEASFINN | Victorian novel, mostly simple, covered by two N Europeans, one heard |
| NOTATED | A punk or a mod perhaps rather symbolically portrayed |
| OOMPAHED | Unusually, hope a mod played in a brass band? |
| IDIOM | A 'mod' has eyes that reflect a characteristic mode (5) |
| CARNEGIE | Andrew ---, US philanthropist; his N.Y. Hall |
| GUGGENHEIM | US philanthropist whose foundation operates several museums worldwide |
| EASTMAN | George, US philanthropist, noted for the introduction of roll film (7) |
| MINISKIRT | Part of many a Mod wardrobe |
| TIE | Worn by a mod rocker, perhaps |
| MADABOUT | Buy a mod auto for this comedy show (3,5,3) |
