Germany, Imperial. A Rare Commemorative Badge for General Adjutants of Kaiser Wilhelm II, by Johann Wagner & Sohn Auction He is buried at Brookwood

He is buried at Brookwood Military Cemetery in Surrey

and they do not include the date range "1900-1901" in the reverse inscription

The cap band itself is constructed of extremely high quality 42 mm wide black felt

he had developed Acute Bronchitis and by about the middle of December

Poor handwriting can be attributed in part to the loss of his left arm in an accident with a firearm while hunting with Franz Ritter von Epp on September 4

Germany, Imperial. A Rare Commemorative Badge for General Adjutants of Kaiser Wilhelm II, by Johann Wagner & Sohn Auction He is buried at Brookwood(Erinnerungsabzeichen fr die Generaladjutanten der deutschen Kaiser). Instituted 3 December 1888 by Kaiser Wilhelm II. (1888 1918 issue). Constructed of gilded silver, the obverse consisting of an oval laurel and oak leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by an ornate ribbon, topped by an imperial crown, and surrounding a central monogram of Kaiser Wilhelm II situated over a hollow void, the reverse with four visible rivets securing the monogram