Authentic Science Fiction Monthly, No. 67 — page 126: what you’re looking at

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AUTHENTIC SCIENCE FICTION tion, which manufactures the Spitz School Planetarium, also produce the “Sky Zoo,” a device which can project con- stellation animals and mytho- logical figures as seen on the old celestial globes. The same company also produce the Spitz Junior Planetarium which, at the equivalent price of less than £6, is something every astro- nomical or space-minded youngster would like to possess. This instrument, de- spite its low cost, is capable of projecting 40 constellations or 300 stars, and is provided with an arrow indicator, a device which projects a thin beam of light. The planetarium and indicator are made of tough, unbreakable plastic in attractive colours. The unit is easily operatable, the sole requirements being a dark room and a supply of or- dinary house current. It is to be regretted that, at present, the unit is not ob- tainable in the United King- dom. Different, but just as inter- esting, and readily obtainable, is the Dan Dare Spaceship, manufactured by Wilmot, Mansour & Co., Ltd., and obtainable in most stores at 47s. 6d. This is not, by any means, a “toy.” It is an 125 comicloooks.com