Crayola
Crayola has inspired artistic creativity in children for more than 100 years - since the first box of Crayola crayons rolled off the assembly line in 1903. The company began when cousins Edwin Binney and C. Harold Smith took over Edwin's father's pigment business in 1885. Early products included red oxide pigment used as barn paint and carbon black used in car tires. Since then, the Crayola brand has grown into a portfolio of innovative art tools, crafting activities, and creative toys that give kids the power to express all that inspires them as they explore, discover, play, pretend, and dream.
What is the rarest crayon colour?
- Indian Red – Somewhat Rare.
- Eric Carle Caterpillar Green – Special Mention.
- Gamboge Yellow – Considered Rare.
- Mirtilla Blueberry – Considered Rare.
- The Colour Purple – One of a Kind.
- Light Blue – Very Rare.
- C-Rex – Most Rare.
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