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Known as a "Boardwalk Cut Out" or "Comic Photo Stand-In" and popularized in the late 19th -- early 20th century novelty postcards of this type in which a person stuck their head through a hole in a painted scene were a funny souvenir to be mailed to friends and family.
This particular postcard's studio identified on reverse as "Electric Studios" with various UK addresses given (please see photo).
Electric Studios: Many local high street or novelty photographers in the early 20th century adopted names like "Electric Studio" (signifying modern electric lighting equipment) in towns across the UK, Ireland, and the US.
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