In 1955, Commissions 27 and 29 of the International Astronomical Union authorized a limited attack on the problem of the lack of identification charts for variable stars of current interest.1 Since that time, the situation has improved materially with the publication of charts for some 2800 variables discovered at the Sonneberg Observatory,2 and for 42 stars found at the Harvard College Observatory.3 The present note contains identification charts for 12 variables discovered at the Hamburg-Bergedorf, Heidelberg, Union, McCormick, and Moscow observatories. YY Herculis and V605 Aquilae are identified here on the basis of original Lick material, although their variability was discovered elsewhere. Plate I contains charts for the six variables listed in Table I.