0911+472  Very blue. Strong N1+N2+H{beta} and H{gamma} against a weak 
0911+472   continuum background.
1109+484  Reddish, oval.
1118+482  Southern component of a pair of stellar objects; described as a galaxy
1118+482   in the NED data base.
1135+474  In terms of the energy distribution in its spectrum, most likely a QSO
1211+459  Very blue stellar object. Cigar shaped spectrum.
1232+470  Nuclear region of a galaxy. Blue.
1307+473  Distorted oval. Has good UV.
1309+485  May be a close binary star.
1311+481  Blue; differs little from stars on the charts of the Palomar Atlas.
1323+483  Very blue. Hardly differs from stars. N1+N2+H{beta} against a weak 
1323+483   continuum background.
1333+464  Short, flat possibly emission spectrum.
1358+481  Bright component of a binary star.
1418+473  Red, spherical.
1419+480  Red, oval. In terms of the energy distribution in the spectrum, a 
1419+480   Seyfert galaxy. z~0.09.
1428+457  Blue, lenticular. Very good N1+N2+H{beta} and [OII] [OII] {lambda}3727
1459+483  Does not differ from stars in POSS.
1533+469  Very strong N1+N2+ H{beta} . Blue. Possibly binary.
1543+454B Blue, differs little from stars.
1551+476A 1551+476A,B: Close pair of blue stellar objects with a distance 
1551+476A  between components of {rho}~10".
1551+476B 1551+476A,B: Close pair of blue stellar objects with a distance 
1551+476B  between components of {rho}~10".