As with the Liverpool Association, its objects were to protect the interests of owners and underwriters by promoting despatch and economy in the salvage of ships and their cargoes and it was managed by a committee who employed a staff of surveyors and wreck agents.
Ranger assisted in the salvage of the SS Suevic which had run aground on Stag Rock near the Lizard on 17 March 1901.
Captain Frederick Young led the successful salvage operation - this was commemorated as part of a series of John Player & Sons cigarette cards.
The Liverpool & Glasgow Salvage Association acquired Perfect Lambert & Co in 2000 and now trades as LGSA Marine.
[5] LGSA Marine is the trading name for The Liverpool and Glasgow Association For the Protection of Commercial Interests As Respects Wrecked & Damaged Property Limited.
The Liverpool & Glasgow Salvage Association remains as a not-for-profit business operating for the benefit of the marine & insurance industry.