This vintage postcard depicts a traditional sailing boat photographed close to a rocky shoreline, with mountainous terrain visible across the water. Measuring approximately 9 × 13 cm, it belongs to the photographic postcard tradition of the early twentieth century, when maritime subjects were widely used to document local landscapes, vessels, and coastal life. The image emphasizes the rigging and broad sails of the boat, while the handwritten inscription on the front adds evidence of personal circulation and use. As an object, it is relevant to studies of maritime history, vernacular photography, postal culture, and historical iconography, while its condition and annotations contribute to its documentary character.