Abell Planetary Observer's guide
A list of over 80 planetary nebulae, magnitudes 11 to 20. Features Observations and Sketches for each object.
Price is £12 Members / £15 Non-Members (before P&P).
Observing the Arp Peculiar Galaxies
A Catalogue of 300 galaxies, magnitude 8 to 18. Features Observations and Sketches of each object.
Price is £20 Members / £25 Non-Members (before P&P).
Hickson Group Observer's Guide
A Catalogue of 100 compact galaxy clusters, magnitude 12 to 17. Features Observations and Sketches of each of the groups.
Price is £12 Members / £15 Non-Members (before P&P).
Observing Flat Galaxies
A selection of 170+ Flat Galaxies from the Revised Flat Galaxy Catalogue. Many are dim and requires a 16" or larger scope.
Andrew Robertson tried this guide out in Norfolk, see how he got on .
Price is £12 Members / £15 Non-Members (before P&P).
Deep Sky Forum Objects of the Week 2012
46 objects with magnitudes from 10 to 17. Features finder charts with observations and sketches for each object.
Price is £5 (before P&P).
Deep Sky Forum Objects of the Week 2013
57 objects with magnitudes from 8 to 17. Features finder charts with observations and sketches for each object.
Price is £12 Members / £15 Non-Members (before P&P).
Observing the Herschel 400 Objects Part 1
The first group of 400 Herschel object generated by the Ancient City Astronomy Club in 1980. This is an excellent next list for observer's who completed the Messier list. A 6 inch telescope is sufficient to see all objects on this list (400+ pages).
Price is £20 Members / £22 Non-Members (before P&P).
Observing the Herschel Objects Part 3
The third group of Herschel objects generated by Tom Hoffelder consisting of 300 galaxies. This is an excellent step for those who completed the Part I and II list. A 10 or 12" scope is needed to see all objects on this list, but an 8" can see most of them. (300+ pages)
Price is £15 Members / £20 Non-Members (before P&P).
Galaxy Trios and Triple Galaxy Systems
Galaxy Trios inspired by Miles Paul’s list and by the Astronomical League Galaxy Groups Observing Club. But there are much more than the two original lists, some very challenging for large telescopes such as my 30" reflector. 200 trios and triple systems. 8” or larger scope (257 pages).
Extra: This file also contains a selection of the easiest gravitational lensed quasars, such as the Double Quasar in Ursa Major and Einstein’s cross in Pegasus.
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Observing Selected Small Galaxy Groups
Small Galaxy Groups inspired by the Astronomical League Galaxy Clusters Observing Club with some additional selections. 60+ groups. 8” or larger scope. (151 pages)
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Observing the Abell Galaxy Clusters
In 1958, Dr. George Abell compiled a list using POSS1 plates consisting of 2712 galaxy clusters (limited to -27° and above). Later in 1989, Dr. Abell and Harold Corwin added an additional 1361 clusters. I've selected 80+ Abell Galaxy Clusters for this observing guide for intermediate and advanced observers with large telescope - 16” or larger scope is recommended. (432 pages)
Price is £20 Members / £25 Non-Members (before P&P).
Globular Clusters
All globular clusters above -50° declination. This list includes all Messier, NGC and Palomars and Terzans. There are a few “impossible” globulars, such as the two 2MASS globulars, FSR 1735, in this list as well. 90+ globulars. Most are observable with an 8” scope. (128 pages)
Price is £8 (before P&P).
Observing Planetary and Supernova Remnants
Planetary nebulae, supernovae remnants and protoplanetaries that are observable above about -50° declination. About 350+ objects are included. Many stellar planetaries are left out. (322 pages)
Price is £15 Members / £20 Non-Members (before P&P).
