| Foreign correspondent? | 22 |
| Friendly correspondent | 22 |
| Foreign friend, perhaps | 23 |
| Foreign correspondent, maybe | 28 |
| Correspondent of a sort | 23 |
| Photo requester, maybe | 22 |
| Friend you probably never met | 29 |
| Friend you may never have met | 29 |
| Friend who keeps you posted? | 28 |
| Friend overseas, perhaps | 24 |
| Foreign stamp collector? | 24 |
| Correspondent of sorts | 22 |
| Correspondent in jail? | 22 |
| Childhood correspondent | 23 |
| Child's correspondent | 25 |
| Letter-writing friends | 22 |
| Letter-exchanging friends | 25 |
| Foreign correspondents? | 23 |
| Certain correspondents | 22 |
| Snail-mail correspondents | 25 |
| Long-distance correspondents | 28 |
| Friendly correspondents | 23 |
| What stylophiles collect | 24 |
| Signing ceremony souvenirs | 26 |
| Popular graduation gifts | 24 |
| Pocket-protector contents | 25 |
| Pocket protector fillers | 24 |
| Personnel office array | 22 |
| Desktop items, perhaps | 22 |
| Calligraphy implements | 22 |
| Ball-point and fountain | 23 |
| Where some stock is held | 24 |
| They're chained in banks | 28 |
| They used to come from wells | 28 |
| They may click with writers | 27 |
| Swords' superiors? | 22 |
| State prisons, briefly | 22 |
| Presidential giveaways | 22 |
| Pocket protector passengers | 27 |
| Pocket protector items | 22 |
| Pocket protector contents | 25 |
| Places for inks or oinks | 24 |
| Parker and Cross, for two | 25 |
| Low-cost promotional handouts | 29 |
| Items in pocket protectors | 26 |
| Highlighters, for instance | 26 |
| Felt-tips, for example | 22 |
| Felt tips and ballpoints | 24 |
| Contract-signing needs | 22 |
| Confident solvers' supply | 29 |
| Confident puzzlers' tools | 29 |
| Calligrapher's stock | 24 |
| Bill-signing souvenirs | 22 |
| Bic or Parker products | 22 |
| Bottled, with "up" | 28 |
| Start for gram or meter | 23 |
| Prefix for teuch or gon | 23 |
| Prefix denoting fivefold | 24 |
| Occult five-pointed star | 24 |
| The human senses, e.g. | 22 |
| Basketball squad, e.g. | 22 |
| Shavuot, or Whitsunday | 22 |
| Seven weeks after Easter | 24 |
| Brand of writing implements | 27 |
| Latin American laborer | 22 |
| Low man on the totem pole | 25 |
| Laborer in Latin America | 24 |
| Laborer doing menial work | 25 |
| Foot soldier, in India | 22 |
| Underappreciated laborer | 24 |
| Person of no significance | 25 |
| Mighty boss's opposite | 26 |
| Many a cube farm worker | 23 |
| Laborer south of the border | 27 |
| He toils much for little | 24 |
| Hacienda hand, perhaps | 22 |
| Chess pawn, in Cádiz | 23 |
| Bullfighter's attendant | 27 |
| State symbols of Indiana | 24 |
| Some wedding arrangements | 25 |
| Minimum wage makers, maybe | 26 |
| Lowly, unskilled workers | 24 |
| "Wage slaves" | 23 |
| Indiana's state flower | 26 |
| State flower of Indiana | 23 |
| Fragrant spring flower | 22 |
| Part of a bouquet, perhaps | 26 |
| One of Indiana's symbols | 28 |
| National emblem of China | 24 |
| Color called Burmese ruby | 25 |
| Bouquet flower, perhaps | 23 |
| Magazine about celebrities | 26 |
| 1964 Barbra Streisand hit | 25 |
| Women and children, e.g. | 24 |
| Part 3 of a Layton quote | 24 |
| Oprah and Dr. Phil, e.g. | 24 |
| "Us" alternative | 26 |
| "Funny Girl" tune | 27 |
| City on the Illinois River | 26 |
| Bradley University site | 23 |