Abell 85, also known as CTB-1, is an extremely faint supernova remnant in the constellation Cassiopeia. This object is included in the Abell List of Planetary Nebulae, but is obviously cataloged incorrectly since the mechanism for its existence is a supernova explosion and not the late evolutionary step in the life of a near-solar mass star. Estimates of the distance to Abell 85 vary but average around 3 kpc. At that distance the diameter of this near-circular object would be about 100 light years, with an estimated age of about 100,000 years based on its measured expansion rate (Hailey and Craig, 1994). The apparent size of Abell 85 is about the same as the diameter of the full Moon