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Part of Hallwag's Space Map Series of Astronomical Maps.
This is a folded paper map. It shows the Northern and Southern hemisphere skies side by side. The reverse carries a number of datasets, including constellations and their primary stars, ecliptic skymaps, explainations of cortographical representations, star spectra and types, zodiacs and more.
Nearly all given information is multilingual: Primarily German; French, English, and Italian. Excellent for use by Amateur and Professional astronomers alike. Includes Legend of symbols used.
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