General Alfred Napoléon Duffié A waist up CDV in uniform and back marked E&HT Anthony, New York.

Duffié joined the Union Army, commissioned as a captain in the 2nd New York Cavalry in 1861. Promoted to colonel of the 1st Rhode Island Cavalry in 1862, he led a bold charge at Kelly’s Ford in 1863, defying orders. Elevated to command the 2nd Cavalry Division, his delay at Brandy Station led to demotion. Promoted to brigadier general in 1863, he trained cavalry in West Virginia but was captured by Confederate guerrillas in 1864. Paroled in 1865, he served briefly in Missouri before mustering out. Duffié later became U.S. Consul in Cadiz, Spain, dying of tuberculosis in 1880.