United StatesKFC founder Harland Sanders' personal belongings, including his pressure cooker, black bow tie, and other memorabilia, are being auctioned alongside his former home and the Claudia Sanders Dinner House in Shelbyville, Kentucky. The auction includes items such as his personal watches, an original cash register, cutlery set, a bust sculpted by his daughter, and a commercial gas range from his former residence. The auction is being conducted by The Menish Group, with online bidding concluding ahead of a live event. One notable item is a 1964 planner containing a handwritten recipe for herbs and spices, which was once at the center of a legal dispute over KFC's secret recipe. The auction also features one of Sanders' signature black bow ties, which had already received a high online bid of over $2,000.
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