faint, small, round, diffuse, even surface brightness. Collinear with two mag 12 and 13 stars 1.3' N and 2.5' N, respectively. Located 13' E of mag 7.7 SAO 128385.

faint, small, irregularly round, brighter core.

fairly faint, small, round, noticeable small bright core. Possible larger fainter outer halo. NGC 7482 is 29' S.

faint, very small, round. Collinear with a mag 11.5 star 5.8' NW and a mag 10.5 star 7.8' NW. NGC 7483 lies 29' N.

very faint, small, edge-on WNW-ESE. Nearby NGC 7478 not seen.

not found.

faint, small, round, diffuse, even surface brightness. NGC 7458 is 31' SSW.

fairly faint, small, round, small bright core. An equilateral triangle with sides 2' formed by mag 8.8 SAO 127905 and two mag 11 stars lies about 6' N. NGC 7460 is 31' NNE.

fairly faint, fairly small, almost round, small bright core.

faint, very small, bright core, elongated NW-SE. Located 12.5' S of mag 8 SAO 112508.

faint, small, oval ~N-S. A mag 13 star is superimposed on the east side.

fairly faint, very small, elongated ~E-W. A mag 14.5 star is at the west end (possibly NGC 1717).

fairly faint, fairly small, almost round, faint halo gradually brightens. Forms a pair with NGC 1709 2.7' WNW.

very faint, very small. A mag 13 star is close to the WNW edge just 0.8' from center. Forms a pair with NGC 1713 2.7' ESE.

faint, very small, bright stellar nucleus or star superimposed.

very faint, very small, round. Several faint stars are nearby including a two mag 13.5 star at the west edge 0.6' from center and 1.2' NNE. Located 7.2' NE of mag 6.6 SAO 112191.

faint, small, slightly elongated, small bright core. A mag 12 star is close off western edge 1.0' from core. NGC 1670 lies 28' WSW.

faint, small, round, bright core. A mag 14 star is close off the ESE edge 0.9' from center.

faint, small, oval slightly elongated ~E-W. NGC 1657 4.6' E not seen.

moderately bright, moderately large, round, broadly concentrated halo. The NGC 1654/NGC 1657 pair lies 19' N.

fairly faint, fairly small, slightly elongated, fairly diffuse, slightly brighter small core.

faint, small, slightly elongated ~E-W. There is a trio of similar stars to the north with two mag 12.5 stars 2' NNE and 4.7' NW and a mag 11.5 star 4.4' N.

faint, small, slightly elongated. Forms a pair with NGC 1510 5' SW. Very far south for viewing from Northern California.

not seen although far south from northern California. Forms a pair with brighter NGC 1512.

faint, small, almost round, small bright core. A faint double star is close east and brighter star to west.

faint, small, edge-on WSW-ENE, bright core.

fairly bright nebula, large, extends SSW of a mag 9.5 star, oval, slightly brighter at the south edge.

faint, small, round, bright core. Located 92' E of Alpha Ceti.

moderately bright, moderately large, round, almost even surface brightness. A faint star mag 14.5 star is superimposed on the NW edge.

fairly faint, fairly small, elongated SW-NE, small bright core. Located 26' N of mag 6.3 SAO 55711.

Impressive huge annulus at 62x using an OIII filter. Bright knots are prominent at the NNW and SSE ends, dims along the east side.

Pretty, colorful blue/yellow pair easily split at all powers, oriented WSW-ENE (PA 254°).

Fairly faint, large, round, very diffuse, only a weak concentration. Two faint double stars are 10' S consisting of a mag 11/12 pair at 30" oriented E-W and a mag 12/13 pair at 30".

30 stars in a 15' circle, scattered, two prominent strings. Includes double star STF 362 = 7.5/8.0/10.0 at 7" and 26".

Faint, small, round. A mag 12 star is 0.9' SE of center.

Small parallelogram of stars within a larger group of faint stars (asterism Czernic 11) and 14' SSW of mag 7.6 SAO 23467. Maffei I is at the edge.

Faint, fairly small, very diffuse, elongated, very low even surface brightness. Located near the SE edge of a small parallelogram of stars within a larger group of faint stars (asterism Czernic 11) and 14' SSW of mag 7.6 SAO 23467. Seeing poor.

Bright, large, impressive nebulosity at 62x with OIII filter. Has an unusual triangular-shape, extends mostly NW of a mag 10 star. Also a star to the north may have a small halo, several stars superimposed. A mag 7.9 star lies 7' SE.

Fairly faint, small, diffuse. A faint star is off the east edge. A larger, very faint halo is visible at low power but it still appears smaller than the catalogued dimensions. Located 32' W of a mag 6.7 star.