Early OG-107 early Vietnam era 1960 date green sateen Army uniform fatigue shirt

Description

Early OG-107 early Vietnam era 1960 date green sateen Army uniform fatigue shirt. Condition is "Used". Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.
Measurements (approx.):
Shoulders c. 19"
Front Length c. 24.5-25" (This is a shorter length than most, later OG-107 shirts, so it can be worn untucked)
Sleeves from shoulder seam to cuff end c. 23.5"
Sleeves from armpit to cuff end c. 20"
Chest armpit to armpit 21"
Width bottom c. 19"
Details: This is the early version of the OG-107 fatigue shirt, so it has no standard cuff button, older style buttons (not the later donut buttons), and a wide reinforced front placket that is by design off-center. I feel like the fabric is bit denser or more robust in my experience compared to later OG-107 shirts.
Condition: given that this shirt is over 60 years old, I'd say it's in excellent condition. The green is still relatively dark, though there is fading from use, as one would expect. All buttons are present. There is one small hole above the left pocket, hard to notice when wearing but shown in the photos. There is slight name patch shadow above the right pocket and even slighter shadow from patch removal on the shoulder. All these aspects are shown in the photos above.
Label: Shirt, Man's, CottonSateen, 8.5 oz., O.G. 107 DA-36-243-QM (CTM) 6934-C-60
This is a personal clean-out not a business, so sorry: no returns. Reasonable best offers will be considered.