Comprehensive List of Lens & Shutter FLANGE Diameters & Pitch

[Mike1234]

Does anyone know of such an animal? Is there a single list of lens and shutter flange sizes for all or most vintages/makes/models?

[Mike1234]

No one?? Maybe someone has a list of a multitude of places I can research? I must have 20-30 flanges that I don't know what they fit. It would be really nice to advertise them as fitting a specific need so I can get a decent/fair/reasonable price for each one. I REALLY need the cash right now.

[Jesper]

You will find most of the Schneider-Kreuznach data here

http://www.schneider-kreuznach.com/archiv/archiv.htm

[Mike1234]

Thanks, Jesper.

Anyone know of where to find flange data on vintage lenses/shutters. I can measure these to provide diameter and thread pitch but it would be MUCH better to advertising them as fitting specific lenses/shutters. Otherwise these are worth practically nothing.

[Mike1234]

This is the only flange data available??

[phfitz]

from Ilex catalog:
#1 = 1.327" x 40 tpi
#3 = 1.913" x 40
#4 = 2.500" x 30
#5 = 3.232" x 30

Kodak and B&L had their own thread sizes, usually the same.
Wollensak had their own thread sizes.
Ilex for Kodak had Kodak threads.
Shutters and barrels usually had the same sizes BUT not always.

European are all over the map, German, French and English are all separate.

Have fun with it, it's all PROPRIETARY.

[Mike1234]

Thanks for the Ilex info, phfitz. Proprietary... I just LOVE that word.

[Steve Goldstein]

If you go here:

http://www.skgrimes.com/adapter/index.htm

you'll find two links at the bottom, one for metric, one for not. Perhaps this is some of what you're looking for?

[Jesper]

If you have the time to do some digging there is a lot of info at:
http://www.cameraeccentric.com/info.html

[Steve Hamley]

Mike,

The problem with such a table given that many are essentially unique, and they were both metric, English, and who knows, probably even Whitworth, so communicating a need based on a table has its problems:

"Mike, I need a flange with a 1.726" diameter and a 43 pitch. Do you have one?"

If your answer is "I don't have the slightest idea", that's probably everyone else's answer too!

Cheers, Steve