2  NGC 1735 (cluster)
 37  Identification uncertain.  The object marked by BE74 is the northerly of
 37   two stars visible on DSS2; the companion is 6 arcsec distant, SSE.
 37   A brighter DSS2 star (not visible on the HW B chart, but clear on the V
 37   chart) is ca. 35 arcsec E.
 44  Identification uncertain; BE74 co-ords and finder-chart object differ by
 44   3.6 arcim.  HDE 269504 (Sk-67 100; B0Ia according to Fitzpatrick &
 44   Bohannan 1993ApJ...404..734F) is the brightest object at the published
 44   co-ords.
 51  BE74 mark a triple object on the HW atlas
 54  Assumed to be the brighter 'A' (N) component of a pair on DSS2
 54   (unresolved in the HW atlas).
 62  Elongated (multiple?) image on DSS2.
 68  Assumed to be the middle (brightest) of three DSS2 stars.
 69  Assumed to be the brightest (S) of three DSS2 objects.
 72  SW component of multiple object (as per BE74 notes).
 74  Wrongly identified with RPs1077 by RP12 (correct match is BE74 75/RPs1077).
 80  MFH2006 Cl1 (cluster; Martayan et al. 2006A&A...452..273M)
 84  Brighter (E) component of double on DSS2.
109  Recorded as 2 separate objects in UCAC4; barely resolved in DSS2.
127  'A' is the brighter (W) component of a pair on DSS2 (unresolved in HW
127   atlas).
129  BSDL 2450  (cluster; Bica et al. 1999, Cat. J/AJ/117/238).
139  Identification uncertain; BE74 finder chart and co-ords differ by
139   8.5arcmin.  BE74's quoted co-ords are in RA sequence (as is usual), but
139   the marked object is out of RA order, and is therefore suspect.  The
139   nearest moderately bright star to the published co-ords is
139   UCAC4 116-009443.
143  Assumed to be brighter W component of pair on DSS2 (unresolved in HW atlas;
143   companion 2 arcsec E).
159  BE74 identify 159 with the Wolf-Rayet star WS4=BAT99-8 (Westerlund & Smith
159   1964MNRAS.128..311W, Breysacher et al. 1999A&AS..137..117B), but this is
159   not the star marked on the BE74 finder chart (Fehrenbach et al.
159   1976A&AS...24..379F), which does, however, match LHA120-S70.
162  Wrongly identified with RPs1757 by RP12 (RPs1757 is much fainter).
168  Elongated image on DSS2, probably multiple.
171  N component of double on DSS2 (secondary is 6 arcsec SW, unresolved on the
171   BE74 chart).  Identification uncertain; BE74 identify 171 with
171   WS6=BAT99-11 (Westerlund & Smith 1964MNRAS.128..311W,, Breysacher et al.
171   1999A&AS..137..117B), but this is not the star marked on the BE74 finder
171   chart (Fehrenbach et al. 1976A&AS...24..379F).
191  Elongated (multiple?) image in DSS2.
197  Double on DSS2 (unresolved on the BE74 chart).
207  Centre object of three (as in BE74 notes).
223  BE74 co-ords wrongly duplicate the entry for BE74 224 (7 arcmin to the
223   south).
227  Typographical error in RP12; correct match is BE74 277/RPs2160,
227   not BE74 227/RPs2160.
232   Brighter SW component of double on DSS2.
238   BE74 finder-chart object is 4 arcmin N of BE74 co-ords.
242  Wrongly identified with RPs1374 by RP12 (correct match is BE74 242/RPs1373)
246  Unresolved double in the HW atlas.
276  Southern object of pair is brighter on DSS2, and matches RPs988
176   (BE74: "Impossible to tell from which emission arises").  RP12 also
176   (wrongly) identify BE74 276 with RPs989.
277  Elongated image on DSS2?
292  ID uncertain on BE74 atlas.
294  S component of double on DSS2.
299  NGC 1994 (HDE 269599, cluster).
360  Object marked on BE74 finder chart is 6 arcmin N of BE74 co-ords.
380  ID uncertain on BE74 atlas.
383  HDE 269828 (cluster).
394  Not marked on BE74 charts; several possible candidates.
400  Close double, emission-line (WR) star is W component (Sk-69 223, BAT99-85;
400   Prevot et al. 1981A&A...103...83P).
402  KMK88 91 (cluster; Kontizas et al. 1988AJ.....96.1625K).
426  Wrongly identified with RPs286 by RP12 (cf. their Fig. 4; RPs286 is much
426   fainter).
434  Not marked on BE74 charts; several possible candidates.
439  Not marked on BE74 charts; two plausible possibilities measured
439   (439a is HV 2774).
441  Elongated (multiple?) image on DSS2.
443  BE74 finder chart ambiguous.   Wrongly identified with both RPs236 and
443   RPs237 by RP12.
445  KMHK 1230 (multiple; Kontizas et al. 1990A&AS...84..527K, Cat. VII/183).
451  Wrongly identified with RPs1023 by RP12 (RPs1023 is much fainter).
477  BE74 finder-chart object matches HDE 268687/Sk -69 13 (F6Ia according to
477   Ardeberg et al. 1972A&AS....6..249A), but is 4 arcmin N of BE74 co-ords.
487  Two stars in BE74 identifying circle.
494  'A' is the object shown on BE74 chart; 'B' is not visible in HW but is
494   brighter on DSS2 (and both are within the BE74 ID circle).
497  Two bright stars (septn. 6.8 arcsec) unresolved on BE74 chart; 'A'
497   (HD 32763) is the brighter object in DSS2, and matches Skiff
497   astrometry for LHA120-S149/Sk -70 29.
499  Brightest (NW) object of three within the circle marked by BE74.
509  Distorted DSS2 image; two close objects in UCAC3 match this distortion.
518  BE74: "Perhaps emission arises from S and brighter member of pair"
518   (agrees with Skiff LHA120 S156 astrometry).
520  Uncertain ID (no object clearly visible on the HW B chart).
522  BE74 finder object is 7.5 arcmin S of BE74 co-ords.
528  Elongated (multiple?) image on DSS2.
565  Identified with RPs1344 by RP12, but this is a different object to that
565   marked by BE74 (16 arcsec distant).  However, RPs1344 is only ca. 0.5m
565   fainter than BE74 565; possible misidentification on BE74 chart?
567  NW (brighter)'A' component has elongated (multiple?) image on DSS2. 'B'
567   component matches Skiff LHA120-S102 astrometry.
570  Misidentified as BE571 in Simbad at the time of writing.
574  Identified with RPs870 by RP12, but this is a different object to that
574   marked by BE74 (12 arcsec distant). However, the object marked by BE74 is
574   very faint on DSS2, while RPs870 is almost invisible on HW; possible
574   misidentification on BE74 chart?
578  SE,'A' component is the only one of three DSS2 objects visible in the BE74
578   chart. 'B' component matches Skiff LHA120-S104 astrometry.
579  Wrongly identified with both RPs873 and RPs874 by RP12 (both RPs objects
579   are much fainter).
581  Identified with RPs886 by RP12; this is 1.3 arcmin S of the marked BE74
581   position, but the BE74 object is very faint on DSS2. Possible
581   misidentification on BE74 chart?
582  Two objects are marked as '587' on BE74 chart;
582   N object is actually BE74 582.
595  Wrongly identified with RPs443 by RP12 (correct match is BE74 596/RPs443).
602  Nova Mensae 1970b. Co-ordinates reported in Table 1 refer to the
602   finder-chart object marked by BE74, but this is *not* the nova.
602   602X in Table 1 is the approximate position of the nova.
620  MHW2005 1145 (Meynadier et al. 2005, Cat. J/A+A/436/117); emission comes
620   from the nebular 'blob'.