
Playboy Video Playmate Calendar 1992
Overview
Video pictorials of Playboy's past Playmates, compiled for 1992.
Top Cast

Gianna Amore
self / Miss January

Julie Clarke
self / Miss February

Kerri Kendall
self / Miss March

Melissa Evridge
self / Miss April

Lorraine Olivia
self / Miss May

Carrie Jean Yazel
self / Miss June

Lisa Matthews
self / miss July

Christina Leardini
self / Miss August

Cristy Thom
self / Miss September

Stacy Arthur
self / Miss October

Alison Armitage
self / Miss November

Morgan Fox
self / Miss December
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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