This paper presents Lucifer-type encryption algorythms with variable length of block size of 32, 64, and 256 bits by varying the key byte access schedule and the unfolded convolution register of Lucifer. The intersymbol dpendence and exhaustive cryptanalysis of the algorithms are examined and compared. We also present the methods which improve the intersymbol dependence such as moving the location of key interruption and autoclave selection of S-box.