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Supposedly the BBC kept Foggy's costume handy in case Brian Wilde wanted to appear again, even just for one episode after Truly had been established as the third man.

Submarine, designed by Seymour so Compo could look for dumped treasure in the canal.

I heard none smoking actors use clove cigarettes when there are required to light up for a part!

Joe Gladwin

Chunky Livesey

Pegden, Wesley

Aldridge, Michael

I never got to meet him but got to see his workshop a few years ago. His family were having a clearout & I was buying a CCTV monitor that had been offered for sale online at a reasonable price. It worked OK apart from some screen burn due to it showing the picture from the same camera for...

Goff who was teetotal for many years before being lead astray!

Army where Blamire & Foggy spent some time, & I presume some of the other men did in the Second World War & for national service.

Motorised wheelbarrow - one of Seymour's inventions.

Biff Hemmingway!

Thanks, quite an obscure reference for someone not in the know!

Trains, model ones the Vicar seemed to enjoy playing with rather than matters of religion.

At least it might partially explain her catchphrase!? Not sure where the blood will come through!

I liked Pyramints, they were like eating a giant After Eight!

Driving Licence, eventually surrendered by Clegg so he wouldn't have to be roped into driving!

In one episode the Women are discussing the contents of their husband's pockets, Ivy mentions that Sid always seemed to end up with 2 toffees covered tobacco & fluff in a pocket! From what I remember Compo tried smoking Seymour's pipe in one episode!

Blarmire

I was going on the Wikipedia.