The Search for Big L's Chuck Blair: Personal Memorabilia P2

Chuck with a mystery girl. She looks similar to Jill, but Craig says it is not his aunt. Norm St John says: "I think this girl was a singer and I recall I had a few nights out with her and Chuck."

An autographed Radio London Christmas card from 1966, when Chuck joined the station. It was a gesture to welcome Chuck's wife 'Mrs Blair' (whose name, of course, was not 'Blair') to the UK. Norm thinks the signatures are genuine. He says, "The Folks in Curzon Street would often have 'Names' sign a lot of cards and these would be used later as they saw fit for all special occasions. Others, however, have their doubts. Mark Roman says his name has been forged and some of the celebrity autographs do not match up to examples found elsewhere on the net. If they are real, this is an extremely valuable Christmas card (we believe 'Bingo Stain' was a member of a rather well-known band) but the signatures would need expert evaluation. (Click on photo to see large version.)

In 1950, Chuck would have been 16

There is nothing written on the back of this photo, which appears to be a shot from a drama production.

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If you have any info concerning Chuck that you would either like to share with us (it will not necessarily appear on the website), or you wish us to pass on privately to Carleton, please contact Mary.
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(The most up-to-date information concerning the family history and the various names that the enigmatic DJ used are on our 2011 page.)

Chuck's 1967 CV and info	The incredible story of how we found Chuck
Feedback from our story about finding Chuck	Chuck's final show on Big L
Chuck shares his 'will' with Big L listeners	Seventies photographs taken by Chuck's family
2011: much more information comes to light	2013: Bill Russo woked with Rick/Chuck on WSJR
2013: Page 3 of Chuck's memorabilia