Small constellations of Sagitta the Arrow (at bottom) and Vulpecula the Fox (at top), include several deep-sky objects in a wide field of view similar to binoculars. At upper right is the asterism the Coathanger, aka Collinder 399 or Brocchis Cluster. It is immersed in some faint blue reflection nebulosity, notably Van denBurgh 126 to the north. Below the Coathanger is the small round pinkish patch of Sharpless 2-82. Off the left end of the Coathanger is the small star cluster NGC 6802. At lower left is the green planetary nebula Messier 27, aka the Dumbbell. Left of centre is the diffuse patch of red emission nebulosity NGC 6823, and above it the smaller Sharpless 2-88. At bottom, below the two yellow stars in Sagitta, is the globular cluster Messier 71. The field is also laced with lots of distinct dark nebulas.