The phrase "array of memorabilia" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or assortment of items that hold sentimental value or historical significance.
Example: "The museum featured an impressive array of memorabilia from the famous musician's career, including concert posters and personal artifacts."
Alternatives: "collection of memorabilia" or "assortment of memorabilia".
Ron McCarty spent his career refurbishing and refurnishing the 56-room palazzo owned by John and Mable Ringling, bringing back an array of memorabilia.
But within this phantasmagorical array of memorabilia, film and collectibles, a portrait of the history of the future does begin to take shape.
On Saturday ABC turns the identical ingredients — family-owned shop, wide array of memorabilia, occasional appearances by professional athletes — into a tasty morsel with "Ball Boys".
This included an inspection of MLB's vast array of memorabilia, a glimpse into the New York office of Commissioner Selig, and a chance encounter while walking the hallways with Hall of Famer Frank Robinson.
Ginsberg's vast array of memorabilia housed in the Stanford University Libraries Department of Special Collectionss proves that he was not just an observer of culture, but also a collector of culture.
And because this is a Hard Rock, the theme throughout the complex is all about music: you'll find the usual array of memorabilia on the walls, plus a copy of the latest issue of Rolling Stone in any of the 500 well-appointed rooms, should you opt to stay overnight (rates start at $169).
In the R R sale a framed array of John Dillinger memorabilia ($6,000 to $8,000) includes a mustache hair pulled off his corpse.
The bakeries are filled with fresh cinnamon-rolls and the flea market every Wednesday presents a fine array of Americana memorabilia.
The official Jimi Hendrix website offers a preposterous array of Hendrix memorabilia, most of which has absolutely nothing to do with preserving Hendrix's image.
Businesses were quick to cash in with an astonishing array of Berne memorabilia, swamping German stores with posters, books and T-shirts.
It is beautifully done out: a mixture of deep reds and light browns, with art-deco furnishings, and an array of Rolling Stones memorabilia arranged under a glass-topped coffee table.
