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This is an artificial series of "special items" collected by members of the Society. It contains books belonging to members and notable people, a collection of postcards featuring churches in the Diocese of Sydney and around Australia, and objects including a small wooden cross and two embroidered stoles, and an illuminated address from St Peter's Burwood East to Rev. F.S. and Mrs Rogers. Published items have been catalogued individually in the Library catalogue.

Metal badge in shape of Cathedral; Metal badge of diocesan crest; Metal badge with text: 'The Healing Ministry - St Andrew's Cathedral Sydney'; Teaspoon with text 'The Healing Ministry - St Andrew's Cathedral Sydney'; Glass coaster with diocesan crest and text 'Diocese of Sydney'.

Pins and medals relating to Eva Godden's involvement in community organisations. Includes: V.A.D. Eastern Command badge; Girl Guides badge; St John's Ambulance badge.

Printer’s block with image of church (7x7 cm); Colour slides from Johnie’s Club meetings; Australian flag (21x16cm); Medals: Royal School of Church Music; Head Chorister

Bike for Bibles jerseys; t-shirts, ties and blazers with Bible Society logo; plaques from Bible House in Canberra; wooden cases of type; ceramic oil lamp; wooden collection box produced by Queensland Auxiliary; selected pages from a Geneva Bible (1580); Queensland Auxiliary pennant with badges; Bible Society logo badges; 'Sower' figure pins; Bible Society Bicentennial medal 2004 with blue and white ribbon; Bike for Bibles medals with ribbon 2011, 2013, 2014; Clock set in clear plastic stand: "With grateful thanks for your support of the Thailand Bible Society's ministry to tsunami survivors, September 2005"; Gospel of John, Good News Bible Australian edition (88 pages, 13.5 x 9 cm), with original painting by Pro Hart on the back cover; 'Proclaimer' solar powered audio Bible produced by Faith Comes By Hearing.

Beaded item designed to be worn around the neck. Manuscript note attached: 'Property of C.C. Godden c. 1901, source unknown'.

Portraits of Principals Hodgson, King and Cowper can be seen on the walls.

States that he is willing to give him the letters of his late grandfather for the purpose of publishing a history of Bishop Broughton.