Some dealers where I've seen screw-mount stuff
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These are links to some pages where I have found Yashica screw-mount cameras or lenses to fit them in the past. They may not always be in stock when you look, but look around and check back in a few days if you don't see what you need. These are used so the stock fluctuates. Most of these pages are updated daily to weekly. A suggestion: save this page to a local file, import the links into your bookmark file, and then do a "What's New" on them periodically. I'm not affiliated with these companies,
and most of them I haven't even done business with. Caveat Emptor...
Remember when looking at the listings that the 42mm screw mount goes by various names depending on the manufacturer. The mount was used by Pentax, Yashica, Mamiya, Vivitar, Ricoh, Petri, Praktica, Fujica, Cosina, Zenit, Edixa and Chinon (as well as possibly others). Yashica calls it a YS or Praktica mount. Pentax calls it an M42 mount, Yashica fans usually called it a Pentax mount and it's also been called a Universal Screw Mount. It's been called a few other things I'm sure, but in 26 years of owning at least one I've never had one fall off the camera (unlike bayonet mounts I've owned) or get cross-threaded. There is a Leica screw mount and a Nikon screw mount but they aren't the same. If it isn't listed as screw mount by one of the companies above or if it isn't a 42mm diameter it won't fit. Shop around a little: you'll probably end up buying something you don't really need... :-)
[January 28, 2008] Ritz Camera Studio City used 35mm cameras page Cameta Camera used equipment list (lenses included) Pacific Rim Camera Yashica cameras and lenses All Seasons Camera Pentax/Universal Thread/K-mount page Manfred Schmidt collectibles Brooklyn Camera Exchange Camera Traders, Ltd. Columbus Camera Group
Lenses:
Parts cameras:
Batteries:
Tools:
Ace Camera's list of
used and collectible camera dealers with on-line inventory listings
Craig
Camera has a collection of original and reprinted service info.
Manuals: Camera instruction books/manuals are available through the Yashica US-East Service location listed above. They range in price from $4 USD for pamphlets to $7 USD for manuals. On some models only photocopies are available.This is according to their Manual Finder page last revised 4/05/99. Any information you think should be here is welcome. Please email me. |
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