US Army Real HBT Barrack Bag

US Military Surplus<br><br>Large drawstring bag for storing personal belongings.<br><br>It's called a barrack bag because it's a miscellaneous bag, but it's also called a laundry bag because it was used for things like laundry.<br><br>While the recent flat-bottomed types are still available at low prices, this one has a bottom made of herringbone twill fabric.<br><br>This is the final type of HBT fabric, unified to OD color from the 1940s khaki or OD HBT.<br><br>From the late 1950s, the bottom was made of OG-107 cotton satin, and then it switched to the flat-bottomed type.<br><br>A cutter tag (sewing tag) remains on the bottom.<br><br>The inner stamp is difficult to read, but it appears to be "BAG, BARRACK, OD 50-10", delivered in October 1950.<br><br>There is almost no color unevenness, and there are no tears, fraying, or markings, and the overall fading is minimal, making it a mint condition item.<br><br>Some places sell it as a deadstock item due to aging.<br><br>Many items have markings or stenciled affiliations, and those from the 50s and 60s tend to be in poor condition.<br><br>Outer dimensions: 58x80<br>Bottom: approximately 40x38