When Zuckermann Harpsichords came out with kits for a Flemish  
harpsichord and an Italian virginal in 1973, I bought one of each  
with a view to getting into the harpsichord business and having  
therewith something to do in my old age.  Looking back at my tax  
records, I find that I had some slight income from the rental of the  
virginal by the next year, when William F. Buckley came to Atlanta to  
record an interview with the local public television station.  The  
lady who was to do the interview called me and said that WFB had  
agreed to play the harpsichord as part of the interview and could I  
provide a harpsichord.  Being an admirer of Mr. Buckley, I took the  
virginal to the station on the day appointed, witnessed the interview  
and performance, met Mr. Buckley afterwards and shortly thereafter  
received a gracious and highly complimentary letter from him.

Walter Bishop