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TABLE 5
 
                  Possible pre-Planetary Nebulae



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Name              RA  (1950.0)  DEC   Remarks and references
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                 h  m  s     o  '  "
IRAS00170+6542  00 17 05.7 +65 42 52  Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985).
IRAS00210+6221  00 21 04.9 +62 21 39  Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985);
                                        PPN (Hrivnak etal.,1999; Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS00470+6429  00 47 02.9 +64 29 16  PPN candidate (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS01133+6434  01 13 18.2 +64 34 54  Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985).
IRAS01144+6658  01 14 26.3 +66 58 08  AFGL 190. PPN candidate (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS01174+6110  01 17 29.8 +61 10 35  PPN (Hrivnak etal.,1999).
IRAS01304+6211  01 30 27.6 +62 11 31  OH 127.8+0.0. V 669 Cas. RAFGL 230. PPN cand. 
                                        (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS02143+5852  02 14 22.0 +58 52 01  PPN candidate (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS02152+2822  02 15 12.5 +28 22 59  PPN candidate (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRASZ02229+6208 02 22 53.0 +62 07 53  In transition between AGB and PNe (Hrivnak etal.,
                                        1997). Reflection nebulosity of PPN cand. (Ueta
                                        etal.,1998). Carbon-rich PPN (Reddy etal.,1999).
IRAS02441+6922  02 44 09   +69 23.0   Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985).
HD 20041        03 11 57.1 +56 57 22  LSI+56 85. SAO 23903. PPN candidate (Meixner etal.,
                                        1999).
IRAS04296+3429  04 29 40.3 +34 29 53  Likely between AGB and PNe (Kwok etal.,1989). See 
                                        Meixner etal.(1994); see Sahai (1999). Post-AGB
                                        stage (FC, Reddy, Parthasarathy, 1996). Reflection
                                        nebulosity of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS04386+5722  04 38 38.2 +57 22 11  Stellar PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998). PPN candidate 
                                        (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS04505-1006  04 50 35.3 -10 06 54  Colour-selected PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, 
                                        Table 4).
IRAS05089+0459  05 08 56.6 +04 59 50  PPN candidate (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS05113+1347  05 11 18.1 +13 47 04  PPN cand. (Kwok, 1993). Post-AGB stage (FC, Reddy, 
                                        Parthasarathy, 1996). Stellar PPN candidate (Ueta 
                                        etal.,1999).
IRAS05238-0626  05 23 53.1 -06 26 29  BD-06 1178. Most likely post-AGB supergiant evolving
                                        towards PNe (FC, Reddy, Parthasarathy, 1996). 
IRAS05341+0852  05 34 10.1 +08 52 23  Left AGB and becoming PN (Geballe,van der Veen,1990). 
                                        Post-AGB stage (FC, Reddy, Parthasarathy, 1996).Re-
                                        flection nebulosity of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS05381+1012  05 38 11.0 +10 12 56  PPN candidate (Kwok, 1993).
HD 44179        06 17 37.0 -10 36 51  Known as Red Rectangle. IRAS 06175-1036. BD-10 1476,
                                        SAO 151362, a visual binary. Possible PPN (Bujar-
                                        rabal etal.,1988; Jourdain de Muizon etal.,1990).
No.6-WSRT 2     06 25 15.2 +12 48 56  IRAS 06252+1248. IRAS-selected PN candidate; radio
                                        cont. data in WSRT 2 (Van de Steene, Pottasch,
                                        1995). FC, SECGPN (S1): VSP 4-6.
HD 46703        06 33 49.3 +53 33 36  SAO 25845. F supergiant as PPN candidate (Tamura 
                                        etal.,1993).
IRC -20101      06 39 08.3 -22 13 47  RAFGL 4521S. Possible pre-PN (Likkel etal.,1987). 
IRAS06472-3713  06 47 13.9 -37 13 08  ST Pup. Colour-selected PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 
                                        1989, Table 3).
IRAS06530-0213  06 53 00.9 -02 13 35  PPN cand. (Kwok, 1993); see Hu etal. (1993a), No.21. 
                                        Post-AGB stage (FC, Reddy, Parthasarathy, 1996).Re-
                                        flection nebulosity of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998).
HD 51585        06 55 37.6 +16 23 32  Evolving towards early stage of PNe (Parthasarathy,
                                        Pottasch, 1989).
IRAS07027-7934  07 02 45.3 -79 34 23  IR colours similar to that observed in PNe
                                        (Parthasarathy, 1989). Probable [WC11] object
                                        (FC, Menzies, Wolstencroft, 1990). Possible PPN 
                                        (Jourdain de Muizon etal.,1990). 
IRAS07131-0147  07 13 10.9 -01 47 23  Polarized bipolar refl. nebula between AGB and PNe 
                                        (Scarrott etal.,1990).
IRAS07134+1005  07 13 25.3 +10 05 09  SAO 96709=HD 56126. Colour-selected PPN candidate 
                                        (Volk, Kwok, 1989, Table 3); likely between AGB 
                                        and PNe (Kwok etal.,1989). IR colours similar to

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                                        that observed in PNe (Parthasarathy, 1989). 
                                        Diffraction-limited images of the young carbon-rich 
                                        PPN (Dayal etal.,1995). Reflection nebulosity of 
                                        PPN candidate (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS07239-3325  07 23 59.7 -33 25 19  PPN candidate (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS07253-2001  07 25 21.1 -20 01 08  Most likely in post-AGB stage (FC, Reddy, Parthasa-
                                        rathy, 1996).
IRAS07284-0940  07 28 24.3 -09 40 15  HD 59693. U Mon. SAO 134775. PPN candidate (Meixner 
                                        etal.,1999).
IRAS07331+0021  07 33 07.1 +00 21 40  AI CMi. Colour-selected PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 
                                        1989, Table 3).
OH 231.8+4.2    07 39 58.9 -14 35 44  QX Pup. IRAS 07399-1435. Known as Rotten Egg Nebula.
                                        Possible PPN (Bujarrabal etal.,1988). See Morris 
                                        etal.(1987).
IRAS07430+1115  07 43 04.2 +11 15 46  In transition between AGB and PNe (Hrivnak etal.,
                                        1997). Reflection neb. of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,
                                        1998). Carbon-rich PPN (Hrivnak, Kwok, 1999;  
                                        Reddy etal.,1999).
MWC 574         07 45 44.8 -14 00 12  Extremely-low-excitation object, may be PN in an 
                                        early stage of development (Sanduleak, 
                                        Stephenson, 1972). S1: Appendix to Table 1.
IRAS07536-2830  07 53 38.4 -28 30 54  HU Pup. SAO 174817. Intrinsically polarized object 
                                        in the transition from post-AGB to PN stage 
                                        (Trammell etal.,1994).
IRAS07582-4059  07 58 14.4 -40 59 07  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.42).
IRAS08005-2356  08 00 32.5 -23 56 16  PPN associated with low-latitude F-type supergiant 
                                        (Slijkhuis etal.,1991); see Hu etal.(1993a),
                                        No.27. OH 1612 MHz detected (Hu etal.,1994). Re-
                                        flection nebulosity of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS08143-4406  08 14 23.1 -44 06 43  Most likely in post-AGB stage (FC, Reddy, Parthasa-
                                        rathy, 1996).
IRAS08187-1905  08 18 42.6 -19 05 30  HD 70379. Most likely post-AGB supergiant evolving
                                        towards PNe (FC, Reddy, Parthasarathy, 1996).
IRAS09032-3953  09 03 12.4 -39 53 10  Colour-selected PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, 
                                        Table 4); see Hu etal.(1993a), No.41.
IRAS09370-4826  09 37 03.5 -48 26 34  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.47).
IRAS09371+1212  09 37 12.0 +12 12 31  Peculiar galaxy (FC, Condon, Broderick, 1986). Known 
                                        as Frosty Leo Nebula. Possible pre-PN (Likkel 
                                        etal.,1987). Evolved, mass-losing red giant, 
                                        post-AGB circumstellar envelope (FC, Forveille 
                                        etal.,1987). Possible PPN (Bujarrabal etal.,1988). 
                                        Pre-main-sequence young object? (Robinson etal., 
                                        1992).
IRC +10216      09 45 14.9 +13 30 41  CW Leo. RAFGL 1381. A prob. PN progenitor (Zuckerman 
                                        etal.,1976). See Skinner etal.(1998). Reflection 
                                        nebulosity of PPN cand., IRAS 09452+1330 (Ueta etal.,
                                        1998). S1: Appendix to Table 1.
IRAS10029-5553  10 02 54.6 -55 54 01  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.49). IRAS-radio 
                                        PN candidate (Van de Steene, Pottasch, 1993).
IRAS10131+3049  10 13 10.7 +30 49 17  RW LMi. RAFGL 1403. IRC +30219. PPN candidate 
                                        (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRC -10236      10 14 34.5 -14 24 30  IY Hya. Intrinsically polarized object in the tran-
                                        sition from post-AGB to PN stage (Trammell etal., 
                                        1994).
HD 89353        10 15 49.9 -28 44 29  AG Ant. IRAS 10158-2844. SAO 178644. HR 4049. Prob. 
                                        a low-mass star in a post-AGB (Waelkens, Waters, 
                                        1987). Intrinsically polarized object in the trans.
                                        from post-AGB to PN stage (Trammell etal.,1994). 
                                        Stellar PPN candidate (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS10194-5625  10 19 24.1 -56 25 23  Colour-selected PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, 
                                        Table 4); see Hu etal.(1993a), No.50.
IRAS10197-5750  10 19 44.8 -57 50 32  Known as Roberts 22, reflection nebula. AFGL 4104.
                                        OH 284.18-0.79. IRAS 10197-5750. Colour-selected

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                                        PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok,1989, Table 4). CO obs. 
                                        of PPNe with bipolar structure (Bujarrabal, 
                                        Bachiler, 1991). 
RAFGL 4106      10 21 32.5 -59 16 54  IRAS 10215-5916. IR colours similar to that observed 
                                        in PNe (Parthasarathy, 1989). G-type supergiant in
                                        post-AGB stage (Garcia-Lario etal.,1994).
IRAS10481-6930  10 48 08.8 -69 30 03  Colour-selected PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, 
                                        Table 4).
IRAS10491-2059  10 49 11.3 -20 59 04  V Hya. BD-20 3283. SAO 179278. IRC -20218. Intrin-
                                        sically polarized object in the transition from 
                                        post-AGB to PN stage (Trammell etal.,1994).
IRAS11000-6153  11 00 02.6 -61 53 33  SAO 251227=HD 95767. PPN cand. (Volk, Kwok, 1989, 
                                        Table 1). FOIb star with far-IR excess and colours 
                                        similar to PNe (Pottasch, Parthasarathy, 1988). 
IRAS11065-6026  11 06 33.5 -60 26 35  He 3-591. Colour-selected PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 
                                        1989, Table 4).
IRAS11339-6004  11 33 59.9 -60 04 20  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.53).
IRAS11381-6401  11 38 10.4 -64 01 49  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.60).
IRAS11385-5517  11 38 33.7 -55 17 48  SAO 239288=HD 101584=CP-54 4707. FOIape star with 
                                        far-IR excess (Parthasarathy, Pottasch, 1986); 
                                        PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, Table 1).
IRAS11387-6113  11 38 47.8 -61 13 51  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.55).
IRAS11472-0800  11 47 15.2 -08 00 40  PPN candidate (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS11544-6408  11 54 26.1 -64 08 29  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.61).
1200-5333       12 00 13.3 -53 33 24  IRAS-radio PN candidate (Van de Steene, Pottasch,
                                        1993).
CPD-53 5072     12 17 33.3 -53 38 49  IR colours similar to that observed in PNe
                                        (Parthasarathy, 1989).
IRAS12222-4652  12 22 12.4 -46 52 30  SAO 223420=HD 108015. PPN cand. (Volk, Kwok, 1989, 
                                        Table 1).F3Ib star with far-IR excess and colours 
                                        similar to PNe (Pottasch, Parthasarathy, 1988). 
IRAS12262-6417  12 26 13.6 -64 17 02  Possible PN from near-IR obs. (Persi etal.,1993); 
                                        see Hu etal.(1993a), No.62.
IRAS12302-6317  12 30 15.6 -63 17 06  Possible PN from near-IR obs. (Persi etal.,1993).
IRAS12309-5928  12 30 55.0 -59 28 45  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.51).
IRAS12323-2033  12 32 19.1 -20 33 39  RU Crv. BD-20 3674. SAO 180922. IRC -20241. Intrin-
                                        sically polarized object in the transition from 
                                        post-AGB to PN stage (Trammell etal.,1994).
IRAS12358-6323  12 35 53.2 -63 23 10  PPN cand. (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.59). OH 1612 MHz
                                        detected (Hu etal.,1994).
IRAS12359+0715  12 35 57.6 +07 15 48  R Vir. HD 109914. SAO 119509. IRC +10256. Intrin-
                                        sically polarized object in the transition from 
                                        post-AGB to PN stage (Trammell etal.,1994).
1240-6219       12 40 34.9 -62 19 48  IRAS-radio PN candidate (Van de Steene, Pottasch,
                                        1993).
ESO-172?07      12 41 54.2 -54 14 47  IRAS 12419-5414. Known as Boomerang Nebula, re-
                                        flection nebula. CO obs. of PPNe (Bujarrabal, 
                                        Bachiler, 1991).
IRAS12447+0425  12 44 45.6 +04 25 05  RU Vir. BD+04 2651a=HD 111166. IRC +00224. Intrin-
                                        sically polarized object in the transition from 
                                        post-AGB to PN stage (Trammell etal.,1994). 
IRAS12538-2611  12 53 48.6 -26 11 22  HR 4912=HD 112374. PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, 
                                        Table 1); see Luck etal.(1983).
IRAS13404-6059  13 40 26.8 -60 59 41  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.54).
IRAS13416-6243  13 41 36.6 -62 43 11  Possibly in transition from AGB to PNe (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a). See Hu etal.(1993a), No.58.
IRAS13428-6232  13 42 49.6 -62 32 59  Possibly in transition from AGB to PNe (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).
He 3-1031       14 33 07.4 -64 35 01  IRAS 14331-6435. CPD-64 2939. Evolving towards an
                                        early stage of PNe (Parthasarathy, Pottasch, 1989).
IRAS14341-6211  14 34 10.2 -62 11 42  PPN cand. (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.57). OH 1612 MHz
                                        detected (Hu etal.,1994).

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IRAS14429-4539  14 42 55.2 -45 39 31  PPN cand. (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.44). Most likely 
                                        in post-AGB stage (FC, Reddy, Parthasarathy, 1996).
IRAS14527-6204  14 52 43.4 -62 04 49  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.56).
Hen 1044        14 56 12   -54 06 11  He 2-113 (not a PN in CGPN). Between AGB and PNe 
                                        (Le Bertre etal.,1989). [WC11] object (Menzies, 
                                        Wolstencroft, 1990).
1510-5754       15 10 25.2 -57 54 11  IRAS-radio PN candidate (Van de Steene, Pottasch,
                                        1993).
IRAS15255+1944  15 25 32.2 +19 44 10  WX Ser. IRC +20281. Intrinsically polarized object 
                                        in the transition from post-AGB to PN stage 
                                        (Trammell etal.,1994).
IRAS15373-5308  15 37 22.7 -53 08 43  Possibly in transition from AGB to PNe (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).
IRAS15373-4220  15 37 22.9 -42 20 14  Possibly in transition from AGB to PNe (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).
IRAS15405-4945  15 40 32.1 -49 45 54  OH 329.14+3.92. SiO maser in PPNe (Nyman etal., 
                                        1998). See te Lintel Hekkert etal.(1988). 
IRAS15452-5459  15 45 17.1 -54 59 41  Possibly in transition from AGB to PNe (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).
IRAS15465+2818  15 46 31.7 +28 18 29  R CrB. PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, Table 1); 
                                        see Gillett etal.(1986). Stellar PPN candidate 
                                        (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS15532-4210  15 53 16.3 -42 10 41  SAO 226389=HD 142527=He 3-1119. F6IIIe star with 
                                        far-IR excess and colours similar to PNe (Pottasch, 
                                        Parthasarathy, 1988). PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 
                                        1989, Table 1).
IRAS15556-2248  15 55 38.9 -22 48 42  SAO 183986=HD 143006=He 3-1126. G5(I)e star with 
                                        far-IR excess and colours similar to PNe (Pottasch, 
                                        Parthasarathy, 1988). PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 
                                        1989, Table 1).
IRAS16029-4101  16 02 59.4 -41 01 52  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.43).
IRAS16032-3537  16 03 12.2 -35 37 19  IRAS PSC PN candidate (F Carballo etal.,1992).
HD 144432       16 03 53.6 -27 35 08  SAO 184124=He 3-1141. FOIIIe star with far-IR excess 
                                        and colours similar to PNe (Pottasch,Parthasarathy, 
                                        1988).
IRAS16086-5255  16 08 37.4 -52 55 44  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.48).
IRAS16115-5044  16 11 31.1 -50 44 53  Possibly in transition from AGB to PN (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).
IRAS16130-4620  16 13 06.3 -46 20 36  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.45).
CPD-59 6723     16 20 40.5 -59 56 38  IR colours similar to that observed in PNe (Partha-
                                        sarathy, 1989).
Hen 1191        16 23 31.0 -48 32 46  IRAS 16235-4832. Bipolar nebula in stage between 
                                        AGB and PNe (FC, Le Bertre etal.,1989).
IRC +30292      16 26 00.6 +34 54 45  V 697 Her. IRAS 16260+3454. Intrinsically polarized 
                                        object in the transition from post-AGB to PNe stage 
                                        (Trammell etal.,1994). 
IRAS16275-2638  16 27 32.2 -26 38 27  Colour-selected PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, 
                                        Table 4).
IRAS16279-4757  16 27 56.4 -47 57 43  Possibly in transition from AGB to PNe (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a). See Hu etal.(1993a), No.46.
1633-4807       16 33 23.4 -48 07 40  IRAS-radio PN candidate (Van de Steene, Pottasch,
                                        1993).
IRAS16342-3814  16 34 17.1 -38 14 18  Known as Water-Fountain Nebula. IR colours similar to 
                                        that observed in PNe (Parthasarathy, 1989).Reflect-
                                        ion nebulosity of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998).
                                        Post-AGB class. (Sahai etal.,1999).
IRAS16399-6247  16 39 58.8 -62 47 52  SAO 253680=-62 5428. F2 star with far-IR excess and 
                                        colours similar to PNe (Pottasch, Parthasarathy, 
                                        1988).
IRAS16434-2244  16 43 28.9 -22 44 19  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS16552-3050  16 55 16.5 -30 50 37  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.35).

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IRAS16559-2957  16 55 57.4 -29 57 09  PPN cand. (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.34). OH 1612 MHz
                                        detected (Hu etal.,1994).
IRAS16581-2039  16 58 11.0 -20 39 53  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS16582-1919  16 58 18.6 -19 20 29  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17074-4549  17 07 25.8 -45 49 16  Possibly in transition from AGB to PNe (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).
IRAS17079-3926  17 07 57.9 -39 26 15  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.3).
IRAS17086-2403  17 08 40.2 -24 03 48  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991). Most likely post-AGB 
                                        supergiant evolving towards PNe (Reddy, Parthasa-
                                        rathy, 1996). 
IRAS17088-4221  17 08 48.2 -42 21 34  Possibly in transition from AGB to PNe (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).
IRAS17092-3539  17 09 13.4 -35 39 44  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.5).
IRAS17097-3210  17 09 43.8 -32 11 02  Possibly in transition from AGB to PNe (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).
IRAS17103-3338  17 10 18.5 -33 39 45  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.6).
IRAS17106-3046  17 10 38.9 -30 46 13  PPN (Hrivnak etal.,1999). PPN candidate (Meixner 
                                        etal.,1999).
IRAS17111-2328  17 11 06.7 -23 28 01  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17112-1918  17 11 10.7 -19 18 45  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17114-3532  17 11 29.2 -35 32 16  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.7).
IRAS17123-3929  17 12 23.9 -39 29 49  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.8).
IRAS17125-3507  17 12 28.7 -35 07 15  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.9).
IRAS17127-2428  17 12 41.3 -24 27 55  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17131-3330  17 13 09.0 -33 30 08  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.10).
IRAS17135-2748  17 13 28.1 -27 48 26  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.46).
IRAS17149-3053  17 14 52.1 -30 53 07  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.17). See Hu etal.(1993a), No.36 -coordi-
                                        nates different. OH 1612 MHz detected (Hu etal.,
                                        1994).
OH 349.2-0.2    17 15 04.0 -37 54 54  OH 349.36-020. IRAS 17150-3754. In transition phase 
                                        between OH/IR star and PN (Pottasch etal.,1987).
IRAS17150-3224  17 15 04.6 -32 24 15  RAFGL 6815. IR colours similar to that observed in 
                                        PNe (Parthasarathy, 1989). See Hu etal.(1993a), 
                                        No.38. G2I, bipolar reflection nebula, young PPN 
                                        (Hu etal.,1993b). OH 1612 MHz detected (Hu etal., 
                                        1994). Post-AGB stage (FC, Reddy, Parthasarathy, 
                                        1996). Reflection nebulosity of PPN cand. (Ueta 
                                        etal.,1999).
IRAS17153-3814  17 15 16.6 -38 13 44  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.11).
Hen 1379        17 16 21.3 -39 07 35  IRAS 17163-3907. Point source in stage between AGB 
                                        and PNe (Le Bertre etal.,1989).
IRAS17169-2528  17 16 57.4 -25 28 31  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17178-2600  17 17 48.4 -26 00 00  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17194-3137  17 19 26.5 -31 37 05  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.13).

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IRAS17195-2710  17 19 35.9 -27 10 48  Heavily-reddened low-exc. em.-line object (FC, Hu 
                                        etal.,1993a, No.31). SECGPN (S1): GLMP 554.
IRAS17207-2856  17 20 44.7 -28 55 53  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.2).
IRAS17208-3859  17 20 52.3 -38 59 03  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.14).
IRAS17217-3040  17 21 45.4 -30 40 24  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.3).
IRAS17230-1832  17 23 04.9 -18 32 15  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17230-3042  17 23 10.5 -30 43 06  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.18).
IRAS17233-2602  17 23 22.6 -26 02 25  PPN candidate (F, Hu etal.,1993, No.30). OH 0.1+5.1
                                        (Hu etal.,1994).
IRAS17234-4008  17 23 29.0 -40 08 40  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.16).
IRAS17235-3400  17 23 37.3 -34 00 36  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.17).
IRAS17237-3359  17 23 44.9 -33 59 17  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.18).
IRAS17245-2519  17 24 33.5 -25 19 57  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.5). PPN (Hrivnak etal.,1999). 
IRAS17245-3951  17 24 35.6 -39 51 17  Colour-selected PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, 
                                        Table 4). Bipolar PPN (Hrivnak etal.,1999).
IRAS17249-3703  17 24 57.5 -37 03 05  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.19).
IRAS17277-3506  17 27 43.6 -35 06 37  HD 319896=-35 11646=He 3-1418. F8e star with far-IR 
                                        excess and colours similar to PNe (Pottasch, 
                                        Parthasarathy, 1988). PPN cand. (Volk, Kwok, 1989, 
                                        Table 1).
IRAS17281-3100  17 28 08.7 -31 00 00  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17291-2402  17 29 11.9 -24 02 45  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991). Post-AGB stage (FC,Reddy, 
                                        Parthasarathy, 1996).
IRAS17300-3509  17 30 02.1 -35 09 00  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.23).
IRAS17301-2538  17 30 07.6 -25 38 21  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17307-1739  17 30 39.0 -17 38 51  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17311-4924  17 31 11.2 -49 24 25  He 3-1428. Possibly in transition from AGB to PNe 
                                        (van der Veen etal.,1989a).
IRAS17318-2739  17 31 50.0 -27 39 18  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17319-2521  17 31 57.0 -25 21 55  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.21). PN-colour IRAS source ass. with 
                                        radio cont. source (Ratag etal.,1990, No.24).
IRAS17320-2043  17 31 59.9 -20 43 37  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.22).
IRAS17323-2424  17 32 20.0 -24 23 59  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17324-2805  17 32 26.8 -28 06 13  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.25).
IRAS17330-3250  17 33 03.8 -32 50 47  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.26).
IRAS17330-3441  17 33 04.1 -34 42 40  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.27).
IRAS17332-2451  17 33 15.7 -24 50 31  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.23).
IRAS17333-1731  17 33 21.7 -17 31 11  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).

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IRAS17347-3139  17 34 45.9 -31 39 11  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.28).
IRAS17347-2519  17 34 46.0 -25 19 01  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.24).
IRAS17350-2718  17 34 59.3 -27 18 32  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.29).
IRAS17361-2358  17 36 15.2 -23 57 43  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17368-3017  17 36 51.0 -30 17 32  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.7).
IRAS17369-2329  17 36 57.2 -23 29 20  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17374-3013  17 37 21.2 -30 14 11  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.8).
IRAS17374-2840  17 37 24.8 -28 40 09  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.25).
IRAS17374-2426  17 37 25.2 -24 26 09  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17375-2759  17 37 29.4 -27 59 29  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.26).
IRAS17375-3000  17 37 32.4 -30 00 29  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.32).
IRAS17375-2742  17 37 33.0 -27 42 08  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.27).
IRAS17381-3308  17 38 11.0 -33 08 54  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.33).
IRAS17385-3332  17 38 34.4 -33 32 14  PPN cand. (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.39). OH 1612 MHz
                                        detected (Hu etal.,1994).
IRAS17385-2613  17 38 37.2 -26 13 04  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.47).
OH 0.9+1.3      17 39 24.7 -27 27 02  IRAS 17393-2727. In the transition phase between 
                                        OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal.,1987).
IRAS17399-2136  17 39 57.0 -21 36 51  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17400-3144  17 40 00.9 -31 44 24  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.35).
IRAS17401-3052  17 40 08.0 -30 52 36  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.9).
IRAS17403-2755  17 40 28.5 -27 56 23  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.19).
IRAS17404-2713  17 40 28.9 -27 13 18  Possibly in transition from AGB to PN (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a). PN-colour IRAS source ass. with 
                                        radio cont. source (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).See Hu 
                                        etal.(1993a), No.32. OH 1.2+1.3 (Hu etal.,1994).
IRAS17412-2757  17 41 10.8 -27 56 53  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.20).
IRAS17413-2719  17 41 21.8 -27 19 26  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.10).
IRAS17415-2801  17 41 33.6 -28 01 55  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17416-2755  17 41 37.0 -27 55 10  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17418-2713  17 41 51.9 -27 13 33  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17418-3335  17 41 55.5 -33 35 32  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.37).
IRAS17422-2301  17 42 14.4 -23 00 05  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17423-2943  17 42 18.2 -29 43 35  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.48).
IRAS17424-2941  17 42 29.0 -29 41 44  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.12).

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IRAS17426-2508  17 42 35.5 -25 08 03  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17428-2724  17 42 53.4 -27 24 50  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.13).
IRAS17433-1750  17 43 20.6 -17 50 36  PPN cand. (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.24). OH 1612 MHz
                                        detected (Hu etal.,1994).
IRAS17436-2702  17 43 36.3 -27 02 19  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.14).
IRAS17436+5003  17 43 41.3 +50 03 48  SAO 30548=BD+50 2457=HD 161796. V 814 Her.RAFGL 5384.
                                        F3Ib star with far-IR excess (Parthasarathy, 
                                        Pottasch, 1986). Possible PPN (Likkel etal.,1987). 
                                        PPN cand. (Hrivnak etal.,1989). Colour-selected 
                                        PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, Table 1,3,4). 
                                        F supergiant as PPN cand. (Tamura etal.,1993); 
                                        see Hawkins etal. (1994). Reflection nebulosity 
                                        of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998). 
IRAS17437-3144  17 43 46.3 -31 44 32  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.38).
IRAS17440-2321  17 44 00.0 -23 19 56  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.28).
IRAS17440-3021  17 44 00.7 -30 21 17  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.15).
IRAS17441-2411  17 44 04.6 -24 11 57  AFGL 5385. Possibly in transition from AGB to PN 
                                        (van der Veen etal.,1989a). Colour-selected PPN 
                                        candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, Table 4). PPN cand. 
                                        (Kwok, 1993). See Hu etal.(1993a), No.28.Post-AGB 
                                        stage (FC, Reddy, Parthasarathy, 1996).Reflection
                                        nebulosity of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS17443-2949  17 44 23.8 -29 49 46  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.39).
IRAS17453-2503  17 45 18.8 -25 03 44  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17456-2037  17 45 41.5 -20 37 15  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.26).
IRAS17460-3114  17 46 02.4 -31 14 21  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.40).
IRAS17461-3145  17 46 12.1 -31 45 38  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.41).
IRAS17465-2350  17 46 31.6 -23 50 23  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17466-2431  17 46 35.5 -24 31 23  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17466-3031  17 46 39.4 -30 32 10  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.42).
IRAS17474-2738  17 47 26.5 -27 37 32  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal., 
                                        1988, No.30).
IRAS17477-2452  17 47 41.7 -24 51 44  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17487-1922  17 48 47.2 -19 22 58  Possibly in transition from AGB to PN (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).
IRAS17497-2618  17 49 46.8 -26 17 47  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17498-2526  17 49 53.8 -25 26 45  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal.,
                                        1988, No.31).
IRAS17500-2405  17 50 05.5 -24 04 48  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17506-2424  17 50 39.4 -24 22 45  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17508-2421  17 50 47.4 -24 22 01  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17510-2211  17 51 03.7 -22 10 45  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17516-2525  17 51 37.8 -25 25 58  Either a young stellar object or a post-AGB (FC, 
                                        van der Veen etal.,1989b).

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IRAS17524-2321  17 52 25.0 -23 22 40  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17526-2509  17 52 38.7 -25 10 00  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17532-2252  17 53 13.5 -22 52 38  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17534+2603  17 53 24.0 +26 03 24  SAO 85545=BD+26 3120=HD 163506. 89 Her. RAFGL 2028.
                                        F2Ibe star with far-IR excess (Parthasarathy, 
                                        Pottasch, 1986). Possible PPN (Likkel etal.,1987). 
                                        PPN cand. (Volk, Kwok, 1989, Table 1). F super-
                                        giant as PPN cand. (Tamura etal.,1993).
IRAS17550-2741  17 55 01.4 -27 41 52  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal.,
                                        1988, No.32).
IRAS17552-1841  17 55 17.9 -18 41 17  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17568-2002  17 56 50.1 -20 02 06  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17570-1855  17 57 00.7 -18 55 36  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
OH 5.89-0.39    17 57 26.7 -24 03 56  Young PN or peculiar HII (Zijlstra, Pottasch, 1988).
IRAS17579-3121  17 57 59.7 -31 22 01  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.44).
IRAS17580-3111  17 58 07.0 -31 11 49  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source
                                        (Ratag etal.,1990, No.45). See Hu etal.(1993a), 
                                        No.37 - coordinates different. OH 1612 MHz
                                        detected (Hu etal.,1994).
IRAS17582-2332  17 58 16.4 -23 33 13  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17588-2340  17 58 51.4 -23 40 23  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS17593-2345  17 59 21.6 -23 45 34  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18014-1843  18 01 30.4 -18 44 02  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18016-2743  18 01 36.9 -27 43 25  PPN cand. (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.33). OH 1612 MHz
                                        detected (Hu etal.,1994).
IRAS18016-2037  18 01 39.9 -20 37 42  May be between OH/IR stars and PNe (Pottasch etal.,
                                        1988, No.33).
IRAS18018-1543  18 01 52.4 -15 43 48  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18020-2037  18 02 05.2 -20 38 41  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18021-1928  18 02 11.8 -19 28 28  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18025-3906  18 02 35.0 -39 06 16  PPN cand. (Kwok, 1993). See Hu etal.(1993a), No.40. 
                                        OH 1612 MHz detected (Hu etal.,1994). 
IRAS18038-1830  18 03 51.5 -18 30 02  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18052-1952  18 05 13.8 -19 52 26  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18058-1626  18 05 49.3 -16 26 28  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18061-1907  18 06 07.7 -19 07 48  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18063-1943  18 06 19.0 -19 43 17  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18063-2010  18 06 21.8 -20 10 55  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18066-2034  18 06 41.7 -20 34 57  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18072-1925  18 07 09.0 -19 25 08  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).

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IRAS18071-1727  18 07 11.8 -17 27 28  OH 12.8+0.9. Possibly in transition from AGB to PN
                                        (van der Veen etal.,1989a).
IRAS18073-1839  18 07 23.4 -18 39 49  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
OH 11.5+0.1     18 07 42.0 -18 53 38  IRAS 18076-1853. "Non-variable" OH/IR star (Habing 
                                        etal.,1987).
IRAS18084-1737  18 08 28.1 -17 37 45  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18092-2146  18 09 15.3 -21 45 56  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18095+2704  18 09 30.9 +27 04 28  High-latitude F supergiant, PPN (Hrivnak etal.,1987). 
                                        PPN (Hrivnak etal.,1999). OH 53.8+20.2; reflection
                                        nebulosity of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS18096-1844  18 09 41.6 -18 44 28  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18100-1915  18 10 05.0 -19 15 19  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
IRAS18105-1935  18 10 34.7 -19 35 56  PPN cand. (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.25). OH 1612 MHz
                                        detected (Hu etal.,1994).
IRAS18113-2503  18 11 21.3 -25 03 52  PPN candidate (FC, Hu etal.,1993a, No.29).
IRAS18135-1456  18 13 32.7 -14 56 18  Possibly in transition from AGB to PN (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a). OH/IR 15.7+0.8 (Lewis, te Lintel 
                                        Hekkert, 1991).
IRAS18152-1609  18 15 12.9 -16 09 58  PN-colour IRAS source ass. with radio cont. source 
                                        (Ratag, Pottasch, 1991).
OH 18.5+1.4     18 16 47.4 -12 09 27  IRAS 18167-1209. "Non-variable" OH/IR star (Habing 
                                        etal.,1987).
IRAS18184-1623  18 18 25.5 -16 23 56  HD 168625. V 4030 Sgr. Hen 1681. IR colours similar 
                                        to those observed in PNe (Parthasarathy, 1989).
                                        PPN cand. (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS18184-1302  18 18 26.7 -13 02 54  MWC 922. PPN candidate (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS18213-2948  18 21 18.0 -29 48 28  Possibly in transition from AGB to PN (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).
IRAS18266-1239  18 26 40.5 -12 39 56  Possibly in transition from AGB to PN (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).
OH/IR 17.7-2.0  18 27 39.7 -14 31 02  IRAS 18276-1431. RAFGL 5497. Poss. PPN (Bujarrabal 
                                        etal.,1988). Between AGB and PN (FC, Le Bertre 
                                        etal.,1989). See Hu etal.(1993a), No.22. 
                                        OH 1612 MHz and CO detected (Hu etal.,1994).
IRAS18281+2149  18 28 08.8 +21 49 50  AC Her. HD 170756. SAO 86134. SiO maser in PPNe 
                                        (Nyman etal.,1998).
IRAS18327-0715  18 32 47.0 -07 15 40  Possibly in transition from AGB to PN (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).
OH 26.5+0.6     18 34 52.5 -05 26 37  RAFGL 2205. IRAS 18348-0526.OH/IR star (Baud, 1981). 
                                        Possible PPN (Bujarrabal etal.,1988).
IRAS18351-2345  18 35 07.6 -23 45 55  SAO 187072. Colour-selected PPN candidate (Volk, 
                                        Kwok, 1989, Table 3).
OH 25.1-0.3     18 35 33.4 -07 12 34  IRAS 18355-0712. "Non-variable" OH/IR star (Habing 
                                        etal.,1987).
IRAS18384-2800  18 38 26.4 -28 00 01  SAO 187137=HD 171894. Colour-selected PPN cand. 
                                        (Volk, Kwok, 1989, Table 3).
IRAS18450-0148  18 45 05.2 -01 48 18  W 43A. SiO maser in PPNe (Nyman etal.,1998).
IRAS18491-0207  18 49 10.7 -02 07 48  SiO maser in PPNe (Nyman etal.,1998).
IRAS18536+0753  18 53 40.6 +07 53 22  Possibly in transition from AGB to PN (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).
No.19-WSRT 2    18 53 55.8 +05 49 30  IRAS 18539+0549. IRAS-selected PN candidate; radio
                                        cont. data in WSRT 2 (Van de Steene, Pottasch,
                                        1995). FC, SECGPN (S1): VSP 4-19.
OH 37.1-0.8     18 59 36.3 +03 15 52  IRAS 18596+0315. OH/IR (Lewis, te Lintel Hekkert, 
                                        1991).
IRAS19016-2330  19 01 41.9 -23 30 45  Possibly in transition from AGB to PN (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a).

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No.25-WSRT 2    19 03 31.7 +08 01 21  IRAS 19035+0801. Radio cont. data in WSRT 2 (Van de 
                                        Steene, Pottasch, 1995). FC, SECGPN (S1): VSP 4-25.
No.26-WSRT 2    19 04 10.4 +10 38 41  IRAS 19041+1038. Radio cont. data in WSRT 2 (Van de 
                                        Steene, Pottasch, 1995). FC, SECGPN (S1): VSP 4-26.
IRAS19067+0811  19 06 43.7 +08 11 41  OH 42.3-0.1. Possibly in transition from AGB to PN
                                        (van der Veen etal.,1989a).
IRAS19075+0921  19 07 34.0 +09 21 56  AFGL 2333. PPN candidate (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS19114+0002  19 11 24.9 +00 02 19  SAO 124414=BD-0 3679=HD 179821. AFGL 2343. Possible 
                                        pre-PN cand. (Likkel etal.,1987). G5Ia star with
                                        far-IR excess and colours similar to PNe (Pottasch, 
                                        Parthasarathy, 1988). Possibly in transition from 
                                        AGB to PNe (van der Veen etal.,1989a). PPN cand. 
                                        (Hrivnak etal.,1989). Colour-selected PPN cand. 
                                        (Volk, Kwok, 1989, Table 1,3). F supergiant as PPN 
                                        cand. (Tamura etal.,1993) See Arkhipova etal.
                                        (1993), Hawkins etal.(1994), Reddy, Hrivnak (1999).
                                        Reflection neb. of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS19134+2131  19 13 26.6 +21 31 13  PPN (Nyman etal.,1998).
No.31-WSRT 1    19 17 36.4 +12 52 01  IRAS 19176+1251. IRAS-selected PN candidate; radio
                                        cont. data in WSRT 1 (Van de Steene, Pottasch,
                                        1995). FC, SECGPN (S1): VSP 2-31.
IRAS19192+0922  19 19 13.2 +09 22 12  RAFGL 2374. OH 44.8-2.3. PPN candidate (Meixner 
                                        etal.,1999).
IRAS19200+1536  19 20 01.5 +15 36 00  Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985).
IRAS19244+1115  19 24 26.3 +11 15 09  V 1302 Aql. AFGL 2390. IRC +10420. PPN candidate 
                                        (Bujarrabal etal.,1988; Hrivnak etal.,1989).
OH 51.8-0.2     19 25 26.0 +16 31 14  IRAS 19254+1631. "Non-variable" OH/IR star (Habing 
                                        etal.,1987: OH 53.8-0.2).
IRAS19288+2923  19 28 51.4 +29 23 34  Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985).
IRAS19296+2227  19 29 37.3 +22 27 16  Water maser near PPN cand. (Marvel, Boboltz, 1998).
M 1-92          19 34 19.2 +29 26 08  Known as Minkowski's Footprint. VES 20 (FC, Coyne
                                        etal.,1974). IRAS 19343+2926. Bipolar morphology, 
                                        nebular lobes and dust torus (Eiroa, Hodapp, 1989).
                                        Binary system in process of forming a PN 
                                        (Feibelman, Bruhweiler, 1990).
No.36-WSRT 2    19 35 21.6 +23 02 59  IRAS 19353+2302. Radio cont. data in WSRT 2 (Van de 
                                        Steene, Pottasch, 1995). FC, SECGPN (S1): VSP 4-36.
IRAS19374+2359  19 37 28.7 +23 59 27  Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985).
                                        PPN (Hrivnak etal.,1999). Reflection nebulosity 
                                        of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS19386+0155  19 38 36.5 +01 55 31  Possibly in transition from AGB to PNe (van der Veen 
                                        etal.,1989a); A-F supergiant with large IR excess
                                        (Arkhipova etal.,1993).
IRAS19386+1513  19 38 39.0 +15 13 16  Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985). 
                                        PPN (Hrivnak etal.,1999).
HM Sge          19 39 41.4 +16 37 33  May be a PN in some early stage of formation 
                                        (Arkhipova, Esipov, 1976). May evolve to the 
                                        phase of a compact PN (Ciatti etal.,1977).
                                        S1: Appendix to Table 1.
IRAS19454+2920  19 45 24.2 +29 20 43  Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985).
IRAS19475+3119  19 47 31.9 +31 19 38  HD 331319. Possible pre-PN candidate (Likkel etal.,
                                        1987); PPN candidate (Kwok, 1993); PPN (Hrivnak 
                                        etal.,1999).
IRAS19477+2401  19 47 47.3 +24 01 13  Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985);
                                        PPN (Hrivnak etal.,1999).
IRAS19480+2504  19 48 02.1 +25 04 16  PPN candidate (Kwok, 1993).
IRAS19493+2905  19 49 21.6 +29 05 18  Colour-selected PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, 
                                        Table 4).
IRAS19500-1709  19 50 00.7 -17 09 38  SAO 163075=HD 187885; F8(I) star with far-IR excess 
                                        and colours similar to PNe (Pottasch, Parthasarathy, 
                                        1988). Possible PPN (Likkel etal.,1987). Possibly 
                                        in trans. from AGB to PN (van der Veen etal.,1989a).
                                        Colour-selected PPN cand. (Volk, Kwok, 1989,

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                                        Table 1,3,4). PPN candidate (Hrivnak etal.,1989). 
                                        F supergiant as PPN candidate (Tamura etal.,1993).
IRAS19520+2759  19 52 03.0 +27 59 43  Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985).
IRAS19548+3035  19 54 49.2 +30 35 54  RAFGL 2477. Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak 
                                        etal.,1985).
IRAS19558+3333  19 55 53.3 +33 33 11  Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985).
IRAS20000+3239  20 00 02.8 +32 39 07  PPN cand. (Kwok, 1993). PPN (Hrivnak etal.,1999).
IRAS20004+2955  20 00 25.9 +29 55 53  V 1027 Cyg. Colour-selected PPN cand. (Volk, Kwok, 
                                        1989, Table 3,4); PPN cand. (Hrivnak etal.,1989); 
                                        potential PPN (Arkhipova etal.,1992).
IRAS20028+3910  20 02 48.0 +39 10 03  IR colours similar to that observed in PNe (Partha-
                                        sarathy, 1989). PPN (Hrivnak etal.,1999). Reflec. 
                                        nebulosity of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS20043+2653  20 04 18.2 +26 53 30  Stellar PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998). PPN candidate 
                                        (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS20056+1834  20 05 40.2 +18 34 10  QY Sge. Intrinsically polarized object in the trans. 
                                        from post-AGB to PN stage (Trammell etal.,1994).
IRAS20077-0625  20 07 47.4 -06 25 11  V 1300 Aql. RAFGL 2514. IRC -10529. PPN candidate 
                                        (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS20103+3053  20 10 22.5 +30 53 53  Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985).
IRAS20136+1309  20 13 39.4 +13 09 39  PPN (Su etal.,1999).
HBV 475         20 49 02.6 +35 23 37  V 1329 Cyg. May be an early stage of a PN (Crampton 
                                        etal.,1970). Symbiotic var. (Stienon etal.,1974).
                                        S1: Appendix to Table 1.
IRAS20572+4919  20 57 17.5 +49 19 29  VES 351. Potential PPN (Arkhipova, Ikonnikova, 1994).
CRL 2688        21 00 19.9 +36 29 45  Known as Egg Nebula. May be a PPN (Lo, Bechis, 1976). 
                                        Post-carbon-star object and prob. PN progenitor 
                                        (Zuckerman etal.,1976). See Sahai etal.(1998), F. 
                                        S1: Appendix to Table 1.
IRAS21027+5309  21 02 43.3 +53 09 04  V 1899 Cyg. Intrinsically polarized object in the 
                                        transition from post-AGB to PN stage (Trammell 
                                        etal.,1994).
IRAS21153+6842  21 15 22.8 +68 42 18  SAO 19283. Colour-selected PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 
                                        1989, Table 3).
IRAS21537+6435  21 53 44.2 +64 35 39  PPN candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, Table 1).
IRAS22036+5306  22 03 40.0 +53 06 55  SiO maser in PPNe (Nyman etal.,1998).
IRAS22142+5206  22 14 14.7 +52 06 26  Stellar PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998). PPN candidate 
                                        (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS22223+4327  22 22 22.9 +43 27 49  DO 41288. PPN candidate (Kwok, 1993).
IRAS22272+5435  22 27 13.4 +54 35 44  SAO 34504=BD+54 2787=HDE 235858. V 354 Lac. K5(I) 
                                        with far-IR excess and colours similar to PNe 
                                        (Pottasch, Parthasarathy, 1988). Possibly in trans. 
                                        from AGB to PNe (van der Veen etal.,1989a). Likely 
                                        between AGB and PNe (Kwok etal.,1989). Colour-se-
                                        lected PPN cand. (Volk, Kwok, 1989, Table 1,3,4); 
                                        see also Hrivnak, Kwok (1991), Arkhipova etal.
                                        (1993) and Meixner etal.(1994). Reflection nebu-
                                        losity of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS22480+6002  22 48 00.9 +60 02 01  PPN candidate (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS22574+6609  22 57 25.1 +66 09 42  PPN candidate (Kwok, 1993). PPN (Hrivnak etal.,1999).
                                        Reflection neb. of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS23166+1655  23 16 42.4 +16 55 10  AFGL 3068. PPN candidate (Meixner etal.,1999).
IRAS23268+6854  23 26 49.8 +68 54 23  Probably late AGB star (FC, Hrivnak etal.,1985).
IRAS23304+6147  23 30 26.7 +61 47 15  Likely between AGB and PNe (Kwok etal.,1989).Post-AGB 
                                        stage (FC, Reddy, Parthasarathy, 1996).PPN (Hrivnak 
                                        etal.,1999).
IRAS23321+6545  23 32 06.3 +65 45 15  Pre-PN cand. (Likkel etal.,1987). Colour-selected PPN 
                                        candidate (Volk, Kwok, 1989, Table 4). Reflection 
                                        nebulosity of PPN cand. (Ueta etal.,1998).
IRAS23416+6130  23 41 38.8 +61 30 43  PZ Cas. BD+60 2613. IRC +60417. Intrinsically pola-
                                        rized object in the transition from post-AGB to 
                                        PN stage (Trammell etal.,1994).
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