Copper skin cladding from shipwreck

There is a maritime record for a similar named boat. Records indicate that on the trip from Brazil to Australia, the Redemptora was caught in a relentless storm that battered her severely. During the storm the vessel lost its main mast, fore top gallant mast, and had one side of its copper sheathing stripped away. The hull was a wooden construction sheathed with copper. It lies wrecked near Fremantle.