William Herschel discovered NGC 7750 = H III-427 = h2267 on 30 Aug 1785 (sweep 427) and recorded "vF, S, lE nearly in the meridian." JH made 3 observations, first logging it (sweep 94) as "Not eF; pL; R; lbM." CGCG fails to label this galaxy as NGC 7750.

400/500mm - 17.5" (11/30/91): fairly faint, moderately large, elongated 2:1 NNW-SSE, broad concentration. A mag 11 star is 3.2' ESE and a mag 10 star is 5.8' SE of center. Located 20' N of the deep red variable 19 = TX Piscium.

Notes by Steve Gottlieb