Isle of Man Prisoner of War Real Photo Postcard

The main subject's attire, featuring a tweed jacket, knickerbockers or breeches, and tall boots, strongly suggests this postcard dates from the early 20th century, likely between the 1910s and 1930s. This style of dress was a common form of country or sporting wear for men, indicative of outdoor pursuits, leisure activities, or life in rural settings. The backdrop of a simple, horizontally-sided wooden house points to a vernacular architectural style prevalent in rural areas or burgeoning suburban developments of the period.