Hi Marv,
  This lens must be from another, slightly earlier Kodak camera, right?  
Maybe a Monitor or a Vigilant?  By the time of the Tourist, they had renamed 
the triplet lenses "Anastons", although without changing them, I believe.  
RKS


>From: Marv Soloff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [Cameramakers] Kodak Tourist (6x9) Conversions
>Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2001 21:08:31 -0500
>
>Robert Stoddard wrote:
> >
> > Marv,
> >   Please let us know which lens is on your Tourist when you report your
> > results.  Also, what is the diameter of the tubing you used to enlarge 
>the
> > centering spindles for 120, and where did you get it?  RKS
> >
>
>
>Robert:
>
>The lens is the 105mm f/4.5 Kodak Anastigmat (coated) mounted into a
>Flash Kodamatic Shutter (with ASA Bayonette flash tit).
>
>I don't have an exact measurement for the brass tube to sleeve the
>centering spindles - have not yet done that part - but the sleeve will
>have to be larger than the cross slot in the 120 spool and smaller than
>the center hole.
>
>About a year ago, in a hobby shop, I saw an assortment of brass and
>aluminum tubing put out by a firm called K&S.  This was a large handfull
>of "shorts" 4" - 6" long in a plastic bag.  I think I paid less than
>$5.00 for the bag.  AFIK, this is a standard product from K&S and should
>be available at any hobby shop carrying their metals line.
>
>It seems I am duplicating Gene Johnson's efforts, but its fun anyway and
>takes little time. I will keep everyone on the NG posted on the Tourist
>progress - though only the winding key and centering spindles have to be
>done.
>
>Regards,
>
>Marv
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