These form what some call the Northern Coalsack. It merits sweeping with binoculars. The Cygnus Star Cloud resides in the western portion of this division, very much worth sweeping at low power. You find it in the far NE of Cygnus near Lacerta. 9.5 star sits in the center, and the whole area is shot through with light and dark areas.
Some observers report an H-beta filter works well.
There is a nice star field in Cygnus showing 100 stars in a one degree area, somewhat separated from the surrounding stars. 4.6, this open cluster consists of a number of bright stars scattered over a 32' field. Dreyer adds that this is a poor cluster of mag. A nice effect. Dreyer says it is a cluster of triple stars with little condensation.