The picture shows a U.S. Navy warship under way, with two red-banded funnels, tall military masts, and the American flag at the stern. A small motor launch carrying several figures crosses the foreground, and a sailboat is visible at right. The printed caption, "AT HOME AGAIN," gives the scene a homecoming theme. By 1910, naval subjects were common in American postcards, where battleships and cruisers served as symbols of national pride. The ship itself is not named in the caption.
Postcard Details
Message · English, in pen
Dear Lillie
Will be with
you on the 29. with-
out Paul. Love from
all
Lillie
Sept. 22.
PostmarkedJersey City, NJ, September 23, 1910, 12:00
Addressed to
Mrs. O. Albanesius
Morrisett Hotel
119 Harrison Ave
Jersey City
Spring Lake, NJ 118
Linen texture; thin white border; artist's monogram 'W.S.' painted in the image at lower right. Postmark: JERSEY CITY N.J. AUG 4 11 AM; receiving mark: NEW YORK N.Y. SEP 23 12-4 PM 1910. Divided back, 'Printed in Germany' imprint, 1¢ Franklin stamp; linen-texture chromo with white border; light edge wear and toning. Address originally read 119 Harrison Ave / Morrisett Hotel / Jersey City; struck through and redirected to Spring Lake N.J.
Cite this card
U.S. warship 'At Home Again', Jersey City, NJ, 1910, postcard, c. 1910. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/u-s-warship-at-home-again-jersey-city-nj-1910. Accessed November 2, 2026.