| NOTECARDS | Items of stationery used as at-home invitations or for messages of thanks (9) |
| MANILA | Stationery used by a Filipino who does origami? (6,6) |
| FOLDER | Stationery used by a Filipino who does origami? (6,6) |
| NOTELET | Often sold as a set in a box, a folded sheet of paper or card with a decorative design sent as an informal letter or message of thanks (7) |
| SCHOOLED | Educated, as at home |
| WORK | As at home instead of office, with remote control as not in office. (9) |
| PLACE | As at home instead of office, with remote control as not in office. (9) |
| PENANDINK | Describes cartoonist's sketch, perhaps, of writer with item of stationery |
| PAPERCLIP | Item of stationery made of bent wire (5-4) |
| CALLSHOME | Check for messages? |
| NOTEBOOKS | School returns reserves of stationery items (9) |
| RULERSHIP | Commanding position of stationery items and fruit |
| RSVP | Initialism of a French phrase traditionally found at the foot of an invitation or at-home card (1,1,1,1) |
| COMPENSATE | Firm friend receives items of stationery as reward (10) |
| PARCHMENTS | Items of stationery dry up chaps on the way back |
| ENVELOPE | An item of stationery: or, the large lifting bag of a hot-air balloon (8) |
| DRAWINGPINS | A spring wind brings items of stationery (7,4) |
| COMPENDIUM | Book of useful hints or facts; collection of puzzles or board games in a single box; or, a set or packet of stationery for writing letters (10) |
| SPEECHES | Messages of a king or queen broadcast on Christmas Day; or, formal addresses, discourses or talks delivered to audiences generally (8) |
| RESPECTS | Messages of esteem for a little saint as he creeps about (8) |
