The Webb Deep-Sky Society has a wide range of publications including our Journal, The Deep-Sky Observer (DSO), observing guides and charts.
You can now join the Webb Deep-Sky Society online using PayPal. Options include Paper and PDF versions of the Deep-Sky Observer journal, or PDF alone for a reduced price.
Due to our international nature, the cost of postage and pricing in local currencies varies widely. To enquire about price, delivery or to order any of our publications please contact Webb Deep-Sky Society sales (sales@webbdeepsky.com).
We can take credit card payments via PayPal. No PayPal account is required, just let us know what you want and we'll send you an invoice to be paid online.
Profusely illustrated, The Deep-Sky Observer is the consolidated publication of what was formerly the Quarterly Journal and the Deep-Sky Observer.
Printed on art paper, its magazine format encourages all amateurs to make a contribution to the Society's work. The Deep-Sky Observer is now published quarterly.
The Webb Society has a long tradition of producing high quality guides and handbooks aimed at the practical deep-sky observer.
In conjunction with Alvin Huey of faintfuzzies.com the Webb Deep-Sky Society brings you a series of excellent observing guides.
In conjunction with Reiner Vogel of www.reinervogel.net the Webb Deep-Sky Society brings you a series of excellent observing guides to seriously faint objects.
The Webb Deep-Sky Society have always been pleased to offer Willmann-Bell's excellent publications. These have become rather hard to source in recent years, but we still have a limited stock of some titles.
Observing guides to download for free including Massimo Zecchin's fantastic atlas of planetary nebulae observed with small apertures and from suburban locations, entitled: "The Brightest Planetary Nebulae Observing Atlas", and Owen Brazell's Deep Sky Forum Object of the Week SkyTools files.
We offer three CDs containing the following documents.
Price is £5 each CD, or £10 for all three! (before P&P).
We have reviewed many books in the Quarterly Journal and then in the Deep-Sky Observer. You can download a copy of our book review index as a PDF.
