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The Falls of Halladale was built in Glasgow in 1886 and was used mainly for carrying grain in the Pacific. The two tonne Rogers anchor was one of four carried by the Falls of Halladale when she was wrecked.
The cooper was once a man vital to the shipping trade as almost all cargo was stored in barrels. The Loch Ard, for example, carried 1,400 barrels of cement on her final voyage.