NGC 7662 (H.IV.18). Starlike appearance; central star of 14th magnitude. NGC 7662 (H.IV.18). Starlike appearance; central star of 14th magnitude. NGC 7686 Magnitude 8.0. NGC 205 Companion to M.31. Type E6 and mag.9. NGC 224 (M.31) The Great Spiral/and visible to naked eye. The largest galaxy of the Local Group/type Sbat a distance of 2/200/000 light-years. NGC 221 (M.32) Companion to M.31. Magnitude 8.7 and of type E2. NGC 752 Magnitude 7.0 and containing about 70 stars. NGC 3132 One of the brighter members of its class. Mag 8.2 with an 11th mag central star. Dimensions 84 x 53''. NGC 6981 (M.72) Magnitude 8.6 object at 59/000 light years. Diameter 5'. NGC 7009 (H.IV.1) The Saturn Nebula. Dimensions 44 x 26'' and 8.4 magnitude. NGC 7089 (M.2) Magnitude 6.3 and apparent diameter of 12'. Distance 52/000 l.y. NGC 7293 The Helical Nebula. Visually the brightest and largest of all planetaries. Magnitude 6.5 and 15' x 12' in size. NGC 6709 Magnitude 8.1 and rather loose. NGC 6755 Magnitude 8.3 and rather loose. NGC 6167 Magnitude 6.4 with 110 stars. NGC 6193 Magnitude 5 with 30 stars. I.4651 Magnitude 8 and rich. NGC 6352 Magnitude 8 with 5' diameter at a distance of 19/000 l.y. NGC 6362 Magnitude 7 object at 19,000 l.y. and a 7' apparent diameter. NGC 6397 Large and bright/ magnitude 5 and 19' in diameter. Distance 8/000 l.y. NGC 1664 Magnitude 7.5 and fairly rich. NGC 1912 (M.38) Fine cruciform cluster of 7th magnitude/with 100 stars. Distance 4/200 light-years. NGC 1960 (M.36) Magnitude 6.3 with about 60 stars. Distance 4/200 l.y. NGC 2099 (M.37) Magnitude 6.2 with about 100 stars/in a rich region. Distance 4/200 l.y. NGC 2281 About 30 stars. Magnitude 6.7. I.2149 Magnitude 9.9 with a 14th mag. central star. NGC 5466 Mag 8.5 and over 55,000 light years distant. NGC 2403 Type Sc (loose). Magnitude 9. NGC 2632 (M.44) The Præsepe or Beehive cluster. One of the finest in the sky/ of 4th mag. and with 90 stars. Distance 510 l.y. NGC 2682 (M.67) Mag. 6.1 ; 70 stars. Famous 'old' cluster with many late-type stars at a distance of 2/700 light years. NGC 4258 Spiral ; mag 8.6 NGC 4449 Irregular type ; mag. 9.2. NGC 4490 Spiral ; type Sc. Magnitude 9.7. NGC 5055 (M.63) Spiral (type Sb). Magnitude 9.5 and 13 million l.y. distant. NGC 5194/5195 (M.51) The Whirlpool Galaxy. Type Sc/ and the first spiral to be identifiedas such. Magnitude 8/ size 12 x 6'/ distance 7 million light years. NGC 5272 (M.3) Magnitude 6.4. Distance 45/000 l.y. Diam. 18'. NGC 2204 Mag.9 and fairly rich. NGC 2287 (M.41) Fine naked-eye object of 4.6 mag. There is a reddish star near its centre. About 50 stars in all at a distance of 2/200 light-years. NGC 2354 Mag.9 and fairly rich. NGC 7099 (M.30) Magnitude 8.4 and 9' in apparent diameter at a distance of 43/000 light years. NGC 2516 Fine mag.3 naked-eye object with about 80 stars. NGC 2808 Rich 6th-magnitude cluster at 23/000 light-years. NGC 2867 Oval in shape/and of 10th magnitude. NGC 3114 Rich 4.5 mag. cluster of 100 stars. I.2581 Fairly rich 5th-mag. cluster of 35 stars.
