Crayola Crayon Classic Ornament

Vibrant color plastic Crayola crayon ornament circa 1990’s. The front that says “Crayola” front with the crayon points below it is actually in paper that is attached to the plastic. The rest, including the Bear is a hard plastic. Super cute and a classic. The back says, “Binney & Smith Inc. 52-1992-0-960 🖍️ Fun Fact: Crayola crayons were invented by Edwin Binney and Harold Smith (cousins) and started selling in 1903. First box had 8 crayons and cost 5 cents. Binny’s wife, Alice, named them Crayola which means “craie” (clay) and “ola” (for oily) in French.