Boudoir card photograph showing two sailing yachts under full sail on open water, identified in the negative as Royer at left and Gracie at right. The image is a large-format albumen photograph mounted on a boudoir-size card. The vessels are shown broadside, with crews visible on deck and sails billowing, emphasizing rigging, hull lines, and maritime motion. The photograph dates to the late 19th century, based on format, mounting style, and the commercial yacht imagery typical of the period.

The mount bears a photographer’s imprint for Charles Miller, 62 Nassau Street, New York, a known maritime and yacht photographer active in the era. Additional printed credit on the image reads “Gubleman” with the address 40 West 23rd Street, New York, and the negative number 925, indicating distribution or retail by that firm. Such images were produced for yacht owners, clubs, or enthusiasts and document competitive or leisure sailing culture along the American coast.

The photograph is presented on its original boudoir mount, with the printed yacht names visible beneath each vessel and the photographer and distributor credits printed on the card. No handwritten annotations are visible.