"loaned items" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The library has a wide selection of loaned items, including books, DVDs, and audiobooks.
"I can't wait to share my collection with fans this summer," said Harrop, who is loaning items from her collection to the pop-up museum.
As part of the gift and purchase, the Minneapolis Institute will loan items back to the Clark twice a year, an Institute spokeswoman said.
Instead, the family, Smithsonian and National Geographic Society believe that "Garber was loaned the items in his official capacity as head curator of the National Air Museum, precursor to what is now the National Air and Space Museum.
Despite the initial outlay, the hoard has been a money spinner for the museums, with cash raised by loaning items to Washington and also by co-operating with film-makers from the Discovery Channel.
Their programs not only include sponsorships of art or theater events, but also cover a wide spectrum of music recordings, and art preservation, as well as loaning items from the bank's own art collection for public exhibition.
Loaning out items from the collection will also bring in much-needed revenue.
Mick's dream is to open the whole lot up to the public and allow people to loan out items, like a real working library.
We have some items that are on loan, and the only time we have an interest in accepting a loan item is when we can't tell a story because we don't have anything to tell the story".
The exhibition, "1776," is a collection of almost six hundred items loaned from museums, libraries, galleries.
