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KFC founder Colonel Sanders' signature bow tie and personal planner sell at auction

KFC founder Colonel Sanders ' signature black bow tie, original cash register and dozens of other personal items sold Tuesday night in a public auction, while his former home and another restaurant he owned were up for auction later in the week.

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Own part of KFC history at Colonel Sanders auction. See items for sale

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KFC founder Colonel Sanders' home and memorabilia are up for auction — with a planner that may contain his secret recipe

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The 70-Year Evolution Of KFC's Colonel Sanders Mascot

A fast food restaurant's silly mascot may seem insignificant, but when a customer sees it, it can trigger emotions, memories, and even the impulse to go eat there. It's something that a passerby can ...

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Why KFC stopped calling itself Kentucky Fried Chicken — and the myths that still won't die

The 1991 name change from Kentucky Fried Chicken to KFC sparked wild myths, but the real reason involved declining earnings ...

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The History of KFC

Colonel Harland Sanders began making his world famous chicken in 1940, at age 65. Using a $105 Social Security check, he opened his first KFC, which, thanks to the Colonel's determination to do ...

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12 Of The Biggest Scandals In KFC History

KFC is known for its chicken, though its scandals have also made waves over the years. Here are some of the biggest ones in its history.

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