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This is a talking, multi-ball Stern monster of a game. And a great addition to the Arcade exhibition.
A classic Stern Pinball that is hard to find in good shape today. Picture found on pinballrebal.com
Catacomb Pinball By Stern of 1981 -
Pinball Glass has a mini bagatelle feature to play. Picture found on pinballrebal.com
More information about Catacomb Pinball: ipdb.org
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