In Shelbyville, Kentucky, Colonel Harland Sanders' personal belongings, including a pressure cooker and a black bow tie, are being auctioned off. The auction includes his former home and the Claudia Sanders Dinner House, which he established in the late 1950s as the first headquarters for his restaurant business. After selling KFC in 1964, Sanders remained a brand ambassador, and his legacy continues to attract interest. The auction, conducted by The Menish Group, has garnered worldwide attention, with online pre-bidding concluding on the evening of July 28, 2026, followed by a live auction. Among the items is a 1964 planner containing a recipe that sparked a legal dispute over the secret blend of herbs and spices, which KFC later confirmed did not match Sanders' famous recipe. The auction reflects the enduring fascination with Sanders as a culinary icon and marketing genius, as well as the historical significance of his contributions to the fast-food industry.