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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 April 2016
The peculiar emission-line object V 1329 Cyg was discovered by Kohoutek (1969), who detected in his objective-prism spectrograms an increasing brightness and the presence of emission lines. High dispersion spectra revealed more than 200 emissions of hydrogen, helium, ionized metals and forbidden lines of oxygen, neon, etc. (Crampton et al., 1970; Andrillat, 1970). The object exhibits the composite spectrum of a hot early-type component and a cold M-type star. Its time evolution in a two-colour diagram is seen in Fig. 1.