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  \begin{figure} \par {\psfig{figure=MS2347f7a.ps,height=8.0in} } \end{figure} Figure 7: Optical Finding charts in B and R bands. J2000 positions are shown at the top of each chart. North is to the top, East left. These charts are from APM scans of UKST plates. Filled symbols represent objects classified as stellar by the APM, open symbols represent galaxies. The charts are 4 arcmin across (central cross is 1 arcmin across), centered on the optical position of the identification.


 \begin{figure} {\psfig{figure=MS2347f7b.ps,height=8.0in} }\end{figure} Figure 7: continued.


 \begin{figure}{\psfig{figure=MS2347f7c.ps,height=8.5in} }\end{figure} Figure 7: continued.


  \begin{figure} {\psfig{figure=MS2347f8a.ps,angle=90,width=18cm,clip=} } \end{figure} Figure 8: Left plot of each pair: NVSS Radio contours superimposed on the DSS (blue) images. The cross marks the position of the APM identification (often not visible in B). Right panel of each pair: Larger scale map, 16 arcmin across, showing the NVSS contours. The square shows the field of the left hand panel (4 arcmin across). The cross and concentric dotted circles show the PMN position and approximate beam size. The outer circle corresponds to a 2 arcmin beam radius. On both plots the contours are from the 1.4 GHz NVSS maps and the contour levels are 0.004*(2.0)i-0.003 Jy, where i ranges from 0 to 11.


 \begin{figure} {\psfig{figure=MS2347f8b.ps,angle=90,width=18cm,clip=} } {\psfig{figure=MS2347f8c.ps,angle=90,width=18cm,clip=} }\end{figure} Figure 8: continued.

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