Current generation contents of crayola 96 pack of crayons. Box is labeled 2010:
Crayons found in 8,16,24,48,64,72,96 and 120:
blue
green
red
yellow
black
brown
orange
violet (purple)
Crayons found in 16,24,48,64,72,96 and 120:
blue green
blue violet
carnation pink
red orange
red violet
white
yellow green
yellow orange
Crayons found in 24,48,64,72,96 and 120:
apricot
cerulean
dandelion
gray
green yellow
indigo
scarlet
violet red
Crayons found in 48,64,72,96, and 120:
cadet blue
chestnut
melon
peach
sky blue
tan
timberwolf
wisteria
burnt sienna
cornflower
goldenrod
granny smith apple
lavender
macaroni and cheese
mahogany
mauvelous
olive green
purple mountains' majesty
raw sienna
salmon
sea green
sepia
spring green
tumbleweed
Crayons found in 64,96 and 120:
asparagus
bittersweet
brick red
burnt orange
forest green
gold
magenta
orchid
pacific blue
periwinkle
plum
robin's egg blue
silver
tickle me pink
turquoise blue
wild strawberry
Crayons found in 96 and 120:
razzmatazz
royal purple
navy blue
jungle green
fuchsia
midnight blue
shamrock
jazzberry jam
vivid tangerine
pine green
maroon
copper
denim
mango tango
cerise
tropical rain forest
hot magenta
inchworm
purple pizzazz
outrageous orange
wild blue yonder
atomic tangerine
laser lemon
shocking pink
Crayons found in 96 only:
cyber grape [Metallic FX]
sheen green [Metallic FX]
[Gel FX] (not labeled - pink)
[Gel FX] (not labeled - yellow)
steel blue [Metallic FX]
[Gel FX] (not labeled - green)
[Gel FX] (not labeled - blue)
big dip o' ruby [Metallic FX]
Crayons found in 120 only:
electric lime
sunglow
neon carrot
radical red
unmellow yellow
razzle dazzle rose
screamin' green
wild watermelon
Crayons found in 72 and 120:
fuzzy wuzzy
caribbean green
pink flamingo
canary
vivid violet
blue bell
almond
blush
purple heart
sunset orange
mountain meadow
antique brass
outer space
pink sherbert
banana mania
fern
beaver
shadow
cotton candy
aquamarine
desert sand
piggy pink
eggplant
manatee
Staples, ebay, Amazon.com
There can be different ones in different packs. The most familiar assortment is: Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Black, Brown, Violet (purple). The original "No. 8" crayon box didn't come from Crayola, it actually came from Franklin Mfg. Co (which later changed their name to Franklin Crayon Co.) in Rochester, NY in 1901. They were the first real crayon company producing crayons in the USA. Crayola began their crayon production in Aug 1903 and one of their earlier boxes was also 8 colors but wasn't called the "No 8 until 1905 when they changed to the "Gold Medal" design box that branded their product for the next 50 years. Though their original color names weren't exactly the ones used today (English Vermillion was the red color crayon used originally) they have been consistent with these primary colors for over a 100 years.
A pack of 120 crayola crayons costs £9.04 A pack of 120 crayola crayons costs £9.04
Yes, Crayola has made a 72 pack before.
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It's really not possible to get a definitive answer on this because the history behind the earliest crayons isn't documented very well. The most likely answer is black because industry marking crayons were around before school or artistic crayons.
No, the original 8 colors were basically Black, Blue, Brown, Green, Orange, Red, Violet and Yellow. Almost everyone thinks that the original yellow box with the Gold Medal on it was the original 8-color box but that didn't come out until 1905 and Crayola debuted in Aug 2003. They had a green box of 8 back then that contained: Black, Blue, Brown, English Vermilion, Green, Orange, Violet, Yellow. Now English Vermillion is a red color and was commonly used as a Red back during that time so technically those have always been the standard 8 colors. The 8-color box goes back even before Crayola was created. Franklin Mfg Co. were the first to use this size box and set the standard for those colors. White, however, was an original color featured in the Crayola assortment in 1903. They used it in a 12 color box for artists and sketching and it could be found in their 18, 24 and 28 color sets. Over the 100+ years of Crayola, White is one of the most consistent colors whereas other colors like Red, Blue and Green changed fairly significantly over the years.
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