| POSTMANPAT | With stamp on letters, gentle hit as children's favourite (7,3) |
| PASSCHECK | Fail to answer? Stop with stamp on the hand, perhaps (4,5) |
| OVERPRINT | Put too many stamps on letters (9) |
| OSTMARK | Stamp on letter, not a penny in old money abroad (7) |
| GERMANMARK | Relative to losing bearing with stamp from old capital (6,4) |
| TOOTHFAIRY | A virtual fool, thirty, dressed up as children's character (5,5) |
| PHILATELIC | Greek letter bombs cite all possible connections with stamps (10) |
| POSTMASTER | Working sort first off with stamps welcoming latest of clientele? (10) |
| ROUNDABOUT | More or less the children's favourite at the funfair? (10) |
| PENNYBLACK | One writing US city book to miss something on letter once |
| UTTER | Perfect club for a gentle hit on grass, no pressure (5) |
| POSTCODE | It has letters on numbers and letters on letters |
| CATAPULT | Primitive weapon has a gentle hit stopping movement |
| PATCHILY | Gentle hit sounding cool from time to time? |
| BLOOP | Gentle hit, initially, Billy Liar's out of print |
| PAMPHLETS | Help out with stamp booklets (9) |
| DISCOURSE | Address searches with stamp collecting (9) |
| EDE | Suffix with stamp to mean a panicked rush |
| ABOLISH | Do away with, stamp out (7) |
| UNHINGE | Run right away with stamp fixture craze (7) |
