Remco Voice Control Kennedy Airport 1968 (+VIDEO)
This classic, mid-century game offered kids the experience of role-playing as the control tower
This classic, mid-century game offered kids the experience of role-playing as the control tower
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short film clips from the 1950s and the 1960s
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