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Type: star (single)
Mag: B=?, V=?
Size: ?
PA: ?
IC 1126 is also a star. Bigourdan has only one observation of it, but his position falls within two arcseconds of the DSS position.
Reinmuth has this number equal to NGC 5952, but Malcolm Thompson points out that Bigourdan observed that on the same night as he found IC 1126, and he used the same comparison star for both. Thus, the two cannot be the same.
Lacaille's catalogue
The Messier objects
Dunlop's catalogue
The Bennett objects
The Caldwell list
Named DSOs
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