We have observed the small-amplitude Cepheid V1334 Cyg A (pulsation period
3.3 days) for nearly 30 years. From these radial velocity data we have deri
ved an orbit with a period of 5 years. From this orbit we have derived limi
ts on the mass of the companion (V1334 Cyg C) of 3.1 to 4.4 M.. The system
is also a marginally resolved visual binary with a much longer period that
has been observed for nearly a century. We have used an IUE high-resolution
spectrum to conclude that the hottest star in the system (V1334 Cyg B), wh
ich dominates the spectrum in the ultraviolet, is the wide companion, since
the velocity is very near the systemic velocity.