$1900 KFC Owner Colonel Sanders Victory Americana

[@Slammy555]

That portrait was at all the KFCs around here that I went to as a kid. I remember because they had the head and bow tie logo that looked like a giant head on a stick man so I was kind of a little fascinated by the portrait.

[@bearhardcorepicker]

In the 1990s I picked a half dozen of the Colonel's portraits that were meant for the Canadian "Champs/KFCs"...sold them back then for $65 Canadian, each. Not signed, but still cool.

[@brianc1895]

$1,900 for a signed portrait with a COA seems like a steal to me. My father still has that portrait in the exact frame he took as a souvenir when he worked as a KFC manager back in the 90s before they closed down. I remember him telling me that it hung for over 25 years since the early 60s and how every customer was so drawn to that. It's prob still hiding somewhere in my parents basement.

[@colonelusa]

wish i would have known they were going to be in lexington.....i have some colonel sanders items that i could have brought there.

[@drekelley2352]

I hate the way yall spoil it in the tittle. Why? Im not clicking on these when they have a spoiler tittle any more

[@ryangraham729]

First comment , woot ! And Rick actually had a fairly decent joke this time . He wasn't the only one to laugh at it 😂

[@JesseMcleod-w2t]

😂

[@TRVPHAUS]

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[@brentebner8666]

Greazy -

[@thisishowthetruthdies684]

Who would buy that?

[@josiahskurlock6380]

The first KFC restaurant was opened in South, Salt lake city Utah in 1952. Look it up😅

[@titosuave2610]

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