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How a hurricane washed up a stealth weapon in Bristol

Summary by buckscountyherald.com
The only known, fully intact Revolutionary War era cheval-de-friese was recovered by members of the Anchor Yacht Club in Bristol in 2021 after Hurricane Sandy wrested it free from the mud at the bottom of the Delaware River.

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How a hurricane washed up a stealth weapon in Bristol

The only known, fully intact Revolutionary War era cheval-de-friese was recovered by members of the Anchor Yacht Club in Bristol in 2021 after Hurricane Sandy wrested it free from the mud at the bottom of the Delaware River.

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buckscountyherald.com broke the news in on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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