Tin Can
I don't believe you will find an expensive one-stop-shop for this, but it would actually be very easy to add a groove in your back to accept the rib-lock of the holder. Anyone with a table mounted router could do it in ten minutes, or you could probably do it yourself with a dremel and the right cutting tool.
Getting new holders will prove expensive wherever you get them, and as you have already learned, holders and backs don't always match so you might need some custom work here. If your holder is standard Korona or F&S you might be able to find used film or plate holders.
Sandy
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Yeah I've been looking for some used holders, with no luck. Well actually, I did find a used holder on eBay advertised as "9x20," which I assume was just a mis-measured holder, but I just missed out on it (for $90 ).
The back I have was cut down from a 12x20 back, from what I understand.
One of the other projects for this camera is getting a 305mm f/9 G-Claron, an older Dagor model, mounted to a Compur #2 shutter I have ready (it needs a small amount of modification). Already have a Nikkor-M 450mm f/9 for it though.
Richard can probably do the lens mounting, too.
Bruce Barlow
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Richard modified an 8x20 Deardorff back so that current 8x20 holders would fit. He moved the position of the rib-lock. I am sure he could adjust the back of your camera for any holder.
just trying to help the OP out Randy. my mailbox was full Corran. please resend that last msg.
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