Boudoir card photograph depicting the yacht Romeyn under sail on open water, shown in a three-quarter view with multiple sails set and the sail number “23” clearly visible. The vessel is captured underway against a distant shoreline, emphasizing hull form, rigging, and sail configuration consistent with late 19th-century competitive or leisure yachting imagery.

The yacht’s name Romeyn appears printed in the negative at the lower center. The lower right corner bears the printed credit “Gubleman” with negative number 922 and the address 40 West 23rd Street, New York. The mount carries the imprint of Charles Miller, 62 Nassau Street, identifying the retailer or distributor. Such boudoir-format yacht photographs were produced for sale to owners, clubs, and sailing enthusiasts during the period when yacht racing and coastal cruising were prominent social pursuits.

Albumen photograph on its original boudoir-size mount. No handwritten annotations are visible, and no photographer’s name beyond the printed Gubleman credit appears on the image.