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Adams Minex camera used by Rev. Frank Cash to photograph the construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The Minex camera was produced by Adams & co. between 1909 and 1936.

Certificate of copyright for photograph “The Harbour Bridge – dawn of the New Year 1st January 1935, 3:57am” dated 31st January 1935

Order of service and transcript of Governor-General’s address at the opening of the Cash memorial chapel, Moore College 20th November 1950; pamphlet describing the memorial vessels; Pamphlets relating to the Harbour Bridge, several issues of Christ Church Lavender Bay Parish Paper; thankyou card from Annie W. Cash following Frank Cash’s death; Parables of the Sydney Harbour Bridge (1930); collected books and pamphlets relating to photographic processes.

The gold-plated communion vessels were given to the College by Dr and Mrs Cash, to be used in the John Francis Cash Memorial Chapel.

History, communion vessels brochure, inscriptions, orders of service

Nickel plated steel rivets, of the type used in the construction of the Harbour Bridge, given to Frank Cash as a gift to thank him for his photographs by Dornan Long & Co.

The notebooks contain Biblical lessons and include Hebrew and Greek language passages.

Bibles, orders of service, deacon & priest licences, testamurs from the Australian College of Theology, Sydney University and Melbourne College of Divinity, 2 pocket knives.

Rev. Dr E.F.N. (Frank) Cash was the rector of Christ Church Lavender Bay and a keen amateur photographer. He was the only amateur photographer to be permitted onto the construction site of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and took photographs throughout the building process. His photographs also include images of his family: his wife Elizabeth, son John who joined the RAAF and was killed in action in 1941, and three daughters Mary, Miriam and Elizabeth. He also took many pictures of trees, native animals and rock formations, particularly around the Glen Innes area and inside Jenolan Caves. There are also a small number of photos of the Fairbridge Farm School for child migrants in Molong, NSW.
A large number of the slides are copies of paintings and illustrations from books, as well as hymn lyrics.