Linda Moon, Playmate of the Month October 1966
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Linda in digital image from centerfold
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Linda in The Playmate Book
Linda Moon, Playmate of the Month October 1966, (bottom) pictured in The Playmate Book: Five Decades of Centerfolds, 1996
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Linda in NSS Pocket Playmates 5
Linda Moon, Playmate of the Month October 1966, pictured in NSS Pocket Playmates 5, 1996
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Linda in digital images
Linda Moon, Playmate of the Month October 1966
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Linda in Playboy’s Playmate Review
Linda Moon, Playmate of the Month October 1966, pictured in Playboy’s Playmate Review, January 1967
Linda Moon, Playmate of the Month October 1966, (top right) and Karla Conway, Playmate of the Month April 1966, (bottom) pictured in NSS Playmates – The First Fifteen Years, 1983
Linda Moon, Playmate of the Month October 1966, pictured in NSS Celebrating Centerfolds Vol. 3, 1999
Linda Moon, Playmate of the Month October 1966, (top left) pictured in Japanese NSS Playmates Collection 4, 1983
June Cochran, Playmate of the Month December 1962, Avis Kimble, Playmate of the Month November 1962, Linda Moon, Playmate of the Month October 1966, Lynn Winchell, Playmate of the Month December 1967, Carrie Enwright, Playmate of the Month July 1963, and Tish Howard, Playmate of the Month July 1966, along with other Playmates of the 1960s, 1970s and early 1980s, pictured in Japanese edition Mandala Calendar, January 1982
Linda Moon, Playmate of the Month October 1966, pictured in Playmate of the Month pictorial, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. The text accompanying the photos read:
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
Our October Playmate proves there’s more than gold in California’s celebrated hills
As far as our peripatetic lensmen are concerned, California’s legendary Sierra Madre country is still a perfect place for prospecting. Perfect, that is, if it’s a Playmate rather than precious metals that one treasures most. And things panned out particularly well for this month’s gatefold when blonde and blue-eyed Linda Moon – the youngest of four rising Moons, whose family settled in Sierra Madre back in the spring of 1954 – attracted our photographic attention. Just turned 18, this Michigan-born October miss has long been a confirmed Californian (“If I want to remember what snow looks like, all I have to do is face East and take in a few mountain peaks”) and currently spends the better part of her waking day digging the healthy outdoor life and easygoing pace indigenous to this part of Pacifica. “Now that I’m out of high school,” says Linda, “I suppose I should start thinking about taking a job or going to college. But right now I’m having too much fun sleeping late and soaking up lots of sun to concentrate on the serious side of things.” So far, all play and no work has made Linda a doll girl.
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