Los Angeles Astronomical Society Links

These links are to sites that sell the tools of amateur astronomy. Many people in the club have bought and used items from these suppliers, and these companies have often donated items to the LAAS door prizes. This list is not complete. If you have a site that you think is apprpriate to this list, please email admin@laas.org and let your thoughts be known. If you are a vendor and want you're company here, let me know. Also, a short text blurb would be nice.

	They sell lots of scopes. Biggest in the industry.They have donated things to the LAAS. Consider shopping there.
	Meade's biggest competitor. They have donated things to the LAAS. Consider shopping there.
	They sell lots of astronomy parts and scopes. Many members shop here.
	Big seller of scopes and bionoculars.
	Got money to burn? You pay the price but get what you pay for.
	Telrad and other astronomical equipment.
	Astronomy, Birding, and Infrared. Nicely machined products.
	Maker of Telescope Pier mounts. Very Stable.
	Nocturnal photography. Very pretty stuff.
	Firefly books. One of the best places on earth to purchase Astronomy related books. Go here to get your astro-books!
	If you have always wanted that 28" or larger mirror, this is a place to check out.
	A great place to buy fine, albeit a bit expensive, items and superior multicoated nebular filters for your scopes.
	This company publishes Sky and Telescope magazine (goes back decades in astronomy) as well as many other guides and equipment for amateur astronomy.
	A one stop shop for all of your telescope and binocular needs. Very comprehensive and inexpensive. Many local stores to visit in person.
	A one stop shop for all of your telescope and binocular needs. Very comprehensive and inexpensive.
	Specializing in handcrafted achromatic and apochromatic refractors. Fine telescopes.
	This is a searchable Stock Photography site that has pictures for sale related to Astronomy and other things. Some suggested quick links: Galaxies, Astronomy, Outerspace, Mars, Jupiter. Make your own search and keep working on those Astrophotos!