Zeiss Model II Projector - The Holy Grail of Planetarium Projectors
Seen here at the Hayden Planetarium in NYC and also in the following pictures taken from original glass magic lantern slides that are part of the Planetarium Projector Museums' historical archive.

Spitz STP Projector at Miami (photo by Robert Cruz)

Zeiss Mark 4 at Griffith Planetarium (photo by Owen Phairis)

Museums' Minolta Series 2 Projector

Some of the Museums Projectors

Stella Spitz STP Relay Racks

Goto S-2 Planetarium Projector

NOVA III Planetarium Projector

Armand Spitz A-1 Planetarium Projector

Armand Spitz A-1 Planetarium Projector Posterized

Spitz A3P Planetarium Projector Planet Projectors

Museums' Goto M1 Northern Star Hemisphere

Goto M1 Northern Star Hemisphere 1961 Serial #4

Museums' eleven inch Emmons Starball number 16 of 17 ever made

Museums' Spitz-NASA Apollo Planetarium Projector Starball

Museums' Connic Coperican Helio-Centric Projection Orrery

Museums' Spitz Hand Sextants (A4, A3P, A1)

Planetarium Pointers (Antique, Goto S-2, Goto Mercury, Spitz A3P, Ednalite)

Armand Spitz A1 Planetarium Projector (center)

Night Time Negative Image just for FUN

Goto Mercury Planetarium Projector Collage (photos by Alan Gould)

Goto Mercury Planetarium Projector pictured at Holt Planetarium

Alan Gould and Owen at the projector controls at Holt Planetarium

Mercury Projector being hoisted on to display stand at Museum

Closeup of Copernicus the Planetariums working Robot

Museums' 138 pound Meteorite

Museums' Meteorite on loan to NASA for Public Outreach

Steve Smith from NASA and Owen holding Moon Rocks (Public Outreach)