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Eight Men Out: Colors Get Waxed Off. The year 1990 brought about the first forced retirement of colors in the house of Crayola. And just like that, old fogies Blue Gray, Green Blue, Lemon Yellow, Maize, Orange Red, Orange Yellow, Raw Umber, and Violet Blue were sent out to waxy pastures.
At this time, wax crayons were big, dull-colored, and clumsy and were used mainly in industry. But Binney & Smith used a combination of paraffin wax and industrial pigments to create crayons that were kid-friendly. In 1903, the first yellow and green box of eight Crayola crayons appeared. (The name Crayola means oily chalk).