Astronomy without a telescope; a guide to the constellations, and introduction to the study of the heavens with the unassisted sight
A naked-eye stargazing guide by British astronomer E. Walter Maunder, published in London by W. Thacker in 1904 for amateur observers learning the constellations. Its plates are dense black sky fields printed from halftone screens, with white dots for stars, dashed lines linking them into figures, compass labels and small numbered captions set into the page.
