Welcome to the "Librascope Memories - News Blog", a companion site to Librascope Memories (www.librascopememories.com). News items posted on this Blog are limited to current events of interest to Librascope's former employees (aka Libravets) since the Company's Glendale, CA facility was closed on June 30, 2000. Report your news to Georgine Archer, Don Tubbs, or myself (Carl Sorensen) for prompt posting. Your comments on any of the posts below are always welcome. Enjoy!
Showing posts with label Craig's List. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Craig's List. Show all posts
Sunday, January 17, 2016
#131) For Sale: Librascope MK 37 Mod 3 Night Vision Sight
A US Navy MK 37 Mod 3 "Night Vision Sight" manufactured by Singer Librascope was just posted on the Dallas Ft Worth Craig's List for $2,500. The seller says he discovered the Night Vision Sight in his uncle's house after he passed away. The unit (Serial No. 4882 A) is said to be in excellent condition. There are 15 photos of the unit on the website (click here).
Monday, June 13, 2011
#33) Price for Librascope Balance Computer Reduced 70%!
| Librascope Balance Computer in a Display Case (Typical) |
The current listing may be found at:
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/clt/2438444208.html
Saturday, April 2, 2011
#20) $10,000 for a Librascope Balance Computer in a Display Case?
An original Librascope Balance Computer, mounted in an attractive display case suitable for mounting on a wall, has been posted on Craig's List for $10,000 or best offer. You may see the posting at:
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/clt/2292457359.html
The current owner recently acquired the unit from a friend who bought it at an auction about ten years ago.
More than one of these display units were built by Librascope. One is displayed at each of the Libravet Reunions, and another is said to be on display in Washington DC. Also, Libravets may remember there was one on display in the main lobby of Building 8. Others are unaccounted for.
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/clt/2292457359.html
The current owner recently acquired the unit from a friend who bought it at an auction about ten years ago.
More than one of these display units were built by Librascope. One is displayed at each of the Libravet Reunions, and another is said to be on display in Washington DC. Also, Libravets may remember there was one on display in the main lobby of Building 8. Others are unaccounted for.
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