I think old crayons may have the best packaging of most anything out there, and I can't resist them. These c. 1950s Paul Reveres, produced by Milton Bradley, are a case in point, with this great interplay of graphics and cutouts on the front diagramming how primaries blend to make secondary colors -- i.e.. how red and yellow make orange (and with a note at lower right to "always replace crayons in proper order" so as to keep this accurate!) Pretty great.
Crayons show some use but all are in good shape, unbroken, and with all but one green wrapped in its original paper. Box shows some wear but it holding together fine and still looks great. 5 1/2" w x 4" t x 7/16" d.
