Where can I find old/vintage Crayola products since I like to collect them?
If you like to collect old/vintage Crayola products, you may wish to look at flea markets, auctions, estate sales and garage sales. More information about older products can be found in a published book titled “A Century of Crayola Collectibles — A Price Guide”. This book covers history and products offered through the years. To obtain this book, please visit your local book store. As a further reference, the ISBN is 0−87588−638−8 and the author of the book is Bonnie Rushlow.
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The Crayola Repositionable Stickers product was a licensed item. While it was discontinued several years ago, it may be helpful to know the label size 3113 can be located on several software programs. A popular software program is Microsoft Word. To find the Avery 3113 label listed in older versions of Microsoft Word, go to Tools, Letters and Mailings, Envelopes and Labels, Options, and then scroll down the product number table until you locate 3113 — Sticker. This same label size can be found in Print Shop software, near the bottom of the label list.
Information about licensing agreements for the Crayola and Silly Putty brand names can be found at Contact Us or by contacting:Crayola 1100 Church Lane Easton, PA 18044 – 0431 Attn: Licensing Dept. Phone (610) 253.6271
Edwin Binney (1866−1934), was born in Shrub Oak, New York, and C. Harold Smith (1860−1931), was born in London, England, Together, they founded Binney & Smith in 1885, which was incorporated in 1902 and renamed Crayola in 2007.