After reading my own message I realized I should have given some context. The program was about VENONA, the codebreaking operation which uncovered the secret of the Soviet Union's atomic success. It included quite a personal insight into the soviet agents at Los Almos in the 1940s. In Oregon it will be repeated Thursday evening. I will be earlier than it's normal time Thursday 9:00 instead of 11:00 PM I believe. Early in the program they showed how coded messages were keypunched and sorted on 1940s IBM equipment. I saw no computers. I suspect this is what they were at the Museum to photograph. When I had my warehouse I rented equipment to movies. Usually had a set designer come through and pick out equipment. Then negotiated a price for the rental. They usually picked it up and returned it. It did not need to be running equipment, it just had to look good. Generally they took good care of it. A couple of times they wanted computer equipment to destroy. They did break a copier once but paid for it quickly and fairly. It didn't generate a lot of income but it was fun. Paxton Astoria, OR