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There are subtle clues inside the films to establish their individual timeframes, but no concrete evidence that they are connected in any way beyond the actor Clint Eastwood, and any connecting mannerisms he places in the character. Sergio Leone himself said that it was merely a packaging ploy by the American distribution company to link the films. The best ...

Two soldiers passed with a stretcher right when they were ready to drop the explosives. So they dropped the stretcher proceeded to pick up the solider. When the other batch left, you can see Blondie and Tuco look over their shoulders drop the leg and continue back to carrying the explosives to the bridge. The point is to show that they were trying to blend ...

It's a map, either hand drawn or official. The map could be coded in such a way that only Tuco understands it. Earlier on before the bridge explosion and the drunk captain, Tuco pulls it out looks at it and says to Blondie, There should be a bridge across that river. Also the way he folds it when he tells Blondie to trust him indicates that the paper ...

Well, wbogacz already gave a very good affirming answer to the actual question. But as to if it was intended or how far it is consistent with the overall story: I think it is rather us audience who just want to draw a connection between different characters where there is none. This motivation lead at least to the coining of the term "Man With no ...