Where can I find the green shingle covering on old tobacco barns?

Question

I have an old tobacco barn, and most of the green shingle material has fell off. I would like to know if anyone knows what this material is called, and where I could by some more. It is about 2 foot wide and looks like it would come in long rolls. The texture of it is just like the texture of shingles. Any help would be appreciated.

I have an old tobacco barn, and most of the green shingle material has fell off. I would like to know if anyone knows what this material is called, and where I could by some more. It is about 2 foot wide and looks like it would come in long rolls. The texture of it is just like the texture of shingles. Any help would be appreciated. This material is used as a siding, but not on the roof. The roof of the barn is tin.

This material is used as a siding and not on the roof. The roof of the barn is tin. What I am looking for is the siding material.

Answer 1

That sounds like a colored roll roofing. I've worked with roll roofing, but have never seen colored roll roofing. I thought they normally used 3-in-1 shingles or T-lock shingles on those old tobacco barns.