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WATCH: KFC founder Colonel Sanders' personal items up for auction

The famous Col. Sanders' items like his black bow tie, pressure cooker and even his former home are up for auction. ABC News' Peter Charalambous has the details.

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KFC founder Colonel Sanders' personal items up for auction

The famous Col. Sanders' items like his black bow tie, pressure cooker and even his former home are up for auction. ABC News' Peter Charalambous has the details.

July 28, 2026

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WATCH: KFC founder Colonel Sanders' personal items up for auction

KFC founder Colonel Sanders' personal items up for auction

The famous Col. Sanders' items like his black bow tie, pressure cooker and even his former home are up for auction. ABC News' Peter Charalambous has the details.

July 28, 2026

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