| KEEPSAKE | Annual giftbook given as a memento |
| TOKEN | Have a puff on narcotic initially as a memento (5) |
| SOUVENIR | Harvested our vines as a memento |
| RELIC | Rice recipe gets left as a memento (5) |
| BOOKOFSTAMPS | Sounds like something dirty footballer might keep as a memento for philatelist (4,2,6) |
| CANALETTO | Nickname of the artist whose veduta The Stonemason's Yard was often chosen by aristocrats as a memento of their Grand Tour (9) |
| MOGGY | A pet form of "Margaret" that is given as a nickname to a cat, a cow, a ginger cake or a scarecrow (5) |
| HOOK | Bolt, catch, clasp, fastener or latch from whose name a word for a memento-, miniature- or photographencasing pendant derives its name (4) |
| SAFARI | Wildlife photographs may be a memento of one |
| ATROPHY | A memento of degeneration (7) |
| BETOKEN | Keen to be first out for a memento |
| REMAINDER | The rest get a memento to carry (9) |
| REMINDER | A memento |
| TROPHY | Wasting away losing a memento of victory |
| STONE | A memento's reconstructed by Maniac star (4,5) |
| EMMA | A memento's reconstructed by Maniac star (4,5) |
| AGEOLD | Antique is a memento essentially, lined by precious metal (3-3) |
| ETINARCADIAEGO | Latin phrase that is a memento mori (2,2,7,3) |
| POSY | From an old word for verse collectively, a small floral bouquet, nosegay or tussie mussie, often given as a gift; or, a little motto or sentiment inscribed inside a ring (4) |
| UNCLE | A male relative whose title in question is traditionally given as a nickname to a pawnbroker (5) |
