Vtg 1918 WW1 Suit Postcard 8 Moorhead McCoy Family Members Missouri? Real Photo

This vintage postcard features a real photo of 8 members of the McCoy / Moorhead family, including an unidentified family member in a World War I era army uniform. The postcard is made of cardboard and paper, with a divided back, and is a standard size of 5.5 x 3.5 inches. It is an original piece from c1918, manufactured in the United States during the White Border era. The postcard has not been posted, and is being sold as a single unit. Its subject matter and theme make it a unique and valuable addition to any collection of antique RPPCs. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this piece of history from the Midwest, probably Missouri. I think this was photographed before the unidentified man in the Army uniform deployed to the Western Front. It has 7 members of the family identified, leading me to believe the unidentified army gentleman wrote the members of the family on the back. I bought a large book of real photo postcards, and most of them were photographed in Missouri, and I think, more probably than not, that this one was, too, because the house certainly looks like a midwestern house during the 1910s. I know some people research their genealogy, so I will list every identified member, in case a family member might see it and want it. Joe Moorhouse Uncle Clarence Moorhead Nina Moorhead McCoy Frank McCoy Loren or Lorew Moorhead Rose Moorhouse Aunt Nina’s (Moorhouse McCoy) Baby Joseph McCoy Notes: This postcard is used. Please zoom in for condition.