I'm planning an exhibit featuring the Intertec Superbrain and Kermit:

• My restoration of a Superbrain QD computer
• Unique aspects of the Superbrain's design
  
• The Superbrain's role at Columbia University as the first Kermit client platform
• Period development tools and build of the earliest Z80 assembler version of the Kermit client I am able get and make work
• Demonstration of a Kermit file exchange using the Superbrain and hopefully running the "built" Kermit client
  
• Exposure of noteworthy Kermit details, history, and significance
  
  
• A Cosmac VIP demo running never before seen Kermit client and how the world would have change if it had been the first Kermit client
  (Just kidding, we know it would have been the premier platform if it had been first spreadsheet platform, right?)
  (Really I'm just kidding, I am not writing a Kermit client for the VIP)
  

To demonstrate Kermit from the Superbrain,  I'll need a Kermit host to talk to. 
So...
Is anyone exhibiting a machine that would be considered an early example of a Kermit host?
Would you consider trying to run Kermit hosting software and permit me to hook up over RS-232?
Failing that I expect to use an IBM P70 386 portable running Procomm.
(Hidden under the table of course, the modern commodity scourge of a computer that it is)

Comments welcome on the approach and content for this exhibit.
(I know they'll come anyway... :) )