A commemorative photo album of Major Freiherr von Wulffen containing 28 photographs of his fellow officers of the 10th Jäger-Battalion

bound in black leather, applied with an engraved brass bullet case inscribed Das Officiers-Corps des X Jäger-Bat ^{ons seinem scheidenden Commandanten Major Freiherr von Wulffen} and in brass letters Erinnerung der Tage vor Paris, the corners of the cover each applied with four miniature cannon  balls, part of closure missing; together with a pair of Major's epaulettes, with bullion wire, embroidered in silver and gold backed, with brass staff buttons at top mount, housed in a period paper case inscribed Majors Epauletten Onkel Emil Wulffen; also including a black officer's cocked hat with blue and white striped fabric accents topped with gold plated bullion wire decoration and trimmed in feathers, contained in a period case

Emil von Wulffen (1806-1846), son of Karl Christoph von Wulffen and Friederike Amalie von Blumenthal. He was married in 1835 to Amalie Charlotte von Eckartsberg.