Items tied to KFC founder Colonel Harland Sanders are set for public auction, according to multiple reports citing an AP dispatch. The auction includes Sanders’ personal belongings, such as a pressure cooker and a black bow tie, along with dozens of other items. In addition to the memorabilia, the sale also features Sanders’ former home in Kentucky and a “dinner house” he opened after selling the original restaurant chain that made him famous. The reports describe Shelbyville, Kentucky, as the location associated with the properties. While the sources focus on what will be auctioned rather than on bidding details, they consistently connect the items and buildings to Sanders’ post-sale business efforts and his later life. Taken together, the coverage indicates the auction will offer both artifact and property components linked to Sanders’ legacy, bringing together household goods and historical sites tied to the KFC founder.