Lucky, lucky lucky…wouldn’t fit into any other category
Chanukah
(Pen 653, Drawer 65) A gorgeous glittery pen – filled with everything you need for a wonderful Chanukah -including dreidel, latkes and Chanukah geld!
ABC News
(Pen 787, Drawer 134) 
Collectors United
(Pen 459, Drawer 131) A trade with Jean-Yves* This pen was designed especially for Eskesen collectors. The little character, Eskie, is throwing floaty pens across the world. The names of the collectors are shown on the back panel. 
Collectors (3)
(Pen 460, Drawer 131) 
Schwimmugelschreibersammler
(Pen 462, Drawer 131) 
Eskesen & Lemon
(Pen 463, Drawer 74) 
Dutch Collectors
(Pen 464, Drawer 131) 
Eskesen Diver
(Pen 465, Drawer 74) *A gift from the manufacturer* A ‘Twist and Click’ promoting the company itself. Is this Mr Eskesen scuba diving through a pen? Also, has a lovely translucent blue barrel. Fab! 
Eskesen Diver with light (Prototype)
(Pen 466, Drawer 74) 
Yachts with light (Prototype)
(Pen 468, Drawer 74) 
Magic name – Russ
(Pen 813, Drawer 58) Genuine Eskesen from about 1970’s. Float reveals name when tilted.
Magic name clicker – Susan
(Pen 814, Drawer 58) Genuine Eskesen from about 1970’s. Float reveals name when tilted.
Meat factory
(Pen 554, Drawer 47) The cow goes into the meat processing plant on the left, and a hamburger comes out on the right.
Lose weight at the gym
(Pen 647, Drawer 66) A very fat lady enters the gym – tip the pen – a very fit lady comes out!
Downsizing
(Pen 648, Drawer 66) 
Presbyterian Youth Triennium
(Pen 654, Drawer 65) 
Indian g-ds
(Pen 660, Drawer 65) 
Minnesota Knitters’ Guild
(Pen 790, Drawer 57) It’s not the group existing that amazes me, it is the fact that they are big enough, and well organised enough to produce a floaty pen – good on them!
Tropical Rain Forrest
(Pen 706, Drawer 62) 
Love at first sight (doggies)
(Pen 761, Drawer 64) 
Congratulations
(Pen 762, Drawer 64) 
Cherub and love hearts
(Pen 763, Drawer 64) 
…with all my heart, I do
(Pen 764, Drawer 64) 
Jen & Dimitris Wedding
(Pen 765, Drawer 64) 
I love you – tunnel of love
(Pen 766, Drawer 64) 
Kat and Stacey – a southern wedding
(Pen 767, Drawer 64) 
Love and kisses
(Pen 768, Drawer 64) 
De Vore sonnet
(Pen 769, Drawer 64) 
Scorpio
(Pen 772, Drawer 57) 
Floaty financial forecaster
(Pen 773, Drawer 57) 
Which came first?
(Pen 774, Drawer 56) 
Pretty dog salon
(Pen 775, Drawer 56) 
Fickle Floaty of Fate
(Pen 776, Drawer 56) Use this extraordinary floaty pen as a decision maker.
Lava lamp
(Pen 777, Drawer 56) 
Toothpaste
(Pen 778, Drawer 56) 
Breast Cancer awareness
(Pen 779, Drawer 56) 
Glamourous 20’s lady
(Pen 780, Drawer 56) 
Recycle
(Pen 784, Drawer 56) Because a floaty pen can carry a serious message too.
Paintball
(Pen 785, Drawer 66) A man with a paint gun behind a bush in a forrest
The decision maker
(Pen 786, Drawer 56) 
Robots in Space
(Pen 788, Drawer 57) Robots in Space A present for our nephew Zoom to learn how to clean his new teeth!
Magic card
(Pen 789, Drawer 57) 
V Coins – The online coin shop
(Pen 791, Drawer 57) 
Quilters
(Pen 792, Drawer 57) A great pen for someone who likes quilting – the scissors float past a lovely american scene
Millennium hell
(Pen 793, Drawer 57) 
Get better soon
(Pen 794, Drawer 57) 
Sagittarius
(Pen 795, Drawer 57) 
Internet auction
(Pen 798, Drawer 56) 
Spooky egyptian pyramids
(Pen 799, Drawer 56) The Egyptians follow the sun into the pyramids, and emerge on the right hand side being chased by the moon!(?)
Taking care of business
(Pen 800, Drawer 56) A man goes into the building from the left, pushing a barrel of produce, and emerges on the right with bags of cash – could any of our american friends explain?
Macho pen
(Pen 801, Drawer 56) 
Girl in cake
(Pen 802, Drawer 56) 
Spaceman
(Pen 803, Drawer 56) 
Cowboy
(Pen 804, Drawer 56) 
Faries and toadstools
(Pen 805, Drawer 56) 
Groovy girl in the rain
(Pen 806, Drawer 57) She wears a nice PVC raincoat, and has a see-through umberella
Ambulance chasers
(Pen 808, Drawer 56) 
Caravanning
(Pen 809, Drawer 56) 
Magic name – Susan
(Pen 812, Drawer 58) Genuine Eskesen from about 1970’s. Float reveals name when tilted.
Feemason’s Hall, London
(Pen 1346, Drawer 18) 
Feemason’s Hall, London (blue apron)
(Pen 1347, Drawer 18) 
Blackjack – Los Angeles
(Pen 783, Drawer 34) 
We can do it!
(Pen 1032, Drawer 56) 
Speed up
(Pen 1033, Drawer 74) 
Out of this world
(Pen 1034, Drawer 57) 
Horseless power
(Pen 1054, Drawer 59) 
Transport terminal (?)
(Pen 1055, Drawer 57) 
Planets
(Pen 1098, Drawer 57) 
Pen collection Finn Sorenson
(Pen 1107, Drawer 131) 
Old egg timer
(Pen 1400, Drawer 20) Amazing old pen – still working
Life is just ducky
(Pen 1159, Drawer 62) 
Union Pacific
(Pen 1162, Drawer 59) 
Greece (football team)
(Pen 472, Drawer 92) 
Convoy Buddy
(Pen 1265, Drawer 59) 
Convoy Buddy 19, BP
(Pen 1266, Drawer 59) 
Convoy Buddy, Polar
(Pen 1267, Drawer 59) 
Convoy Buddy, Vibocold
(Pen 1268, Drawer 59) 
Convoy Buddy, Frigor
(Pen 1269, Drawer 59) 
Tip and Strip, ancient lady
(Pen 1174, Drawer 20) As a rule, we don’t collect the Tip N Strips, but this one is so charming!
Suicide Blonde
(Pen 1317, Drawer 57) Dyed by her own hand!
Pope John Paul II
(Pen 1312, Drawer 65) His Holiness rises above The Vatican, and then gently floats back down again
Float pen collectors unite
(Pen 1417, Drawer 131) A floaty pen, floating inside a pen!
Eskesen Foat Pen Collectors
(Pen 1537, Drawer 131) 
Train
(Pen 1539, Drawer 57) 
22nd Bi-annual American Pencil Collectors Society
(Pen 1547, Drawer 57) 
Tutti frutti
(Pen 1551, Drawer 47) 
http://www.adolescents_i’ve _seen_it_all.com
(Pen 1552, Drawer 57) 
Musical notes, flute
(Pen 1553, Drawer 78) 
Musical notes – Cello
(Pen 1554, Drawer 78) 
Musical notes – Saxaphone
(Pen 1555, Drawer 78) 
Member Oklahoma Cow Tipping Association
(Pen 1556, Drawer 78) 
For sale/Sold (Jack Keely, floaty industries)
(Pen 1557, Drawer 78) 
100 Years 26th Olympiad Atlanta 1996
(Pen 1560, Drawer 66) 
Celebrating 100 years 1996 Olympic Games Atlanta 1996
(Pen 1561, Drawer 66) 
Orange Counties Credit Union
(Pen 1559, Drawer 87) 
Fire Services National Benevolent Fund
(Pen 1587, Drawer 78) Every 30 seconds in the UK, fire fighters are called to an incident, putting their lives on the line, and often sustaining physical injuries whilst carrying out their duties. The Fire Fighters Charity is here for all fire service personnel during their times of need, and assists thousands of individuals every year, by providing pioneering treatment and support services.It costs over £9 million every year to keep the Charity running, and with no government funding – Please give generously.
tt06
(Pen 1588, Drawer 78) We’re not sure if this is from the TT Isle of Man race in 2006 – if anyone can help with this, please let us know
I am a TMC treasure!
(Pen 1601, Drawer 78) We have no idea what a TMC treasure is – according to Google it could be The Mother Church, The Motorsports Club, Treasure Mountain Consulting, The Millionnaire Club etc. etc. The truth is out there – please let us know! UPDATE: The mystery has been solved by the wonderful and talented Janet K Miller: “TMC is Tucson Medical Center (Well, it’s a lot of things, but the saguaro cactus that figures prominently in the pen is the clue that solves the puzzle). I bet they gave these to every baby born there!”
Why?
(Pen 1694, Drawer 78) …did the chicken cross the road?
Vestdanmarks Kuglepennesamlerforening AR 2000 pen
(Pen 1695, Drawer 131) 
Reklampennens Venner Spesialpenn 2000
(Pen 1696, Drawer 131) 
For Sale / Sold
(Pen 1697, Drawer 78) 
Just married / Honeymoon
(Pen 1698, Drawer 64) 
Bridge Princess
(Pen 1760, Drawer 78) A great spot by Tricia and Raymond Gerstein, and to think they were worried they weren’t proper floaties! 
Little black pen
(Pen 1761, Drawer 78) A great spot by Tricia and Raymond Gerstein, and to think they were worried they weren’t proper floaties! 
Wine Princess
(Pen 1762, Drawer 78) A great spot by Tricia and Raymond Gerstein, and to think they were worried they weren’t proper floaties! 
Still crazy after all these beers
(Pen 1764, Drawer 78) A great spot by Tricia and Raymond Gerstein, and to think they were worried they weren’t proper floaties! 
What happens tonight…goes on Facebook tomorrow!
(Pen 1765, Drawer 78) A great spot by Tricia and Raymond Gerstein, and to think they were worried they weren’t proper floaties! 
Nardwuar
(Pen 1775, Drawer 78) The human serviette
Ruth and Rick, September 4, 2010
(Pen 1784, Drawer 64) Spooky how these look just like Russell and I?
Golf Princess
(Pen 1763, Drawer 66) A great spot by Tricia and Raymond Gerstein, and to think they were worried they weren’t proper floaties! 
Julian Ross Bernstein Barmitzvah March 12 2010
(Pen 1798, Drawer 65) Julian, this is one of our all time favourite pens – Mazaltov! – if you ever read this, please get in touch!
Mini Meet East 2007
(Pen 1922, Drawer 107) 
Mystery pen – cocktail
(Pen 1985, Drawer 16) International pens of mystery! These six pens were bought in Vancouver. They are not Eskesen, but that is all that we know about them. If I hadn’t had to spend hours removing the very sticky price tags from the most prominent part of the pens I might have had ime to do some research. Edit: They are designed by the very cool people at Gama-Go – no more information for now
Mystery pen – sushi
(Pen 1986, Drawer 16) International pens of mystery! These six pens were bought in Vancouver. They are not Eskesen, but that is all that we know about them. If I hadn’t had to spend hours removing the very sticky price tags from the most prominent part of the pens I might have had ime to do some research. Edit: They are designed by the very cool people at Gama-Go – no more information for now
Mystery pen – cat
(Pen 1987, Drawer 16) International pens of mystery! These six pens were bought in Vancouver. They are not Eskesen, but that is all that we know about them. If I hadn’t had to spend hours removing the very sticky price tags from the most prominent part of the pens I might have had ime to do some research. Edit: They are designed by the very cool people at Gama-Go – no more information for now
Mystery pen – beer
(Pen 1988, Drawer 16) International pens of mystery! These six pens were bought in Vancouver. They are not Eskesen, but that is all that we know about them. If I hadn’t had to spend hours removing the very sticky price tags from the most prominent part of the pens I might have had ime to do some research. Edit: They are designed by the very cool people at Gama-Go – no more information for now
Mystery pen – forest monster
(Pen 1989, Drawer 16) International pens of mystery! These six pens were bought in Vancouver. They are not Eskesen, but that is all that we know about them. If I hadn’t had to spend hours removing the very sticky price tags from the most prominent part of the pens I might have had time to do some research. Edit: They are designed by the very cool people at Gama-Go – no more information for now
mystery pen – moustache
(Pen 1990, Drawer 16) International pens of mystery! These six pens were bought in Vancouver. They are not Eskesen, but that is all that we know about them. If I hadn’t had to spend hours removing the very sticky price tags from the most prominent part of the pens I might have had time to do some research. Edit: They are designed by the very cool people at Gama-Go – no more information for now
Vintage glamour lady
(Pen 2004, Drawer 57) I know, we don’t usually collect Tip n Strips, but this one is particularly classy and deserves a place in our collection
Bingo
(Pen 2036, Drawer 78) Bingo played in the UK (90 ball bingo) is not to be confused with bingo played in the US (75 ball bingo), as the tickets and the calling are slightly different – This pen is definitely a US Bingo pen, but still a lot of fun.
MikWright
(Pen 2060, Drawer 78) There he goes again showing off his wiener, thanks Jennifer
Why limit happy to an hour?
(Pen 2065, Drawer 78) A question we have all asked at one time or another – in a pen!
When it’s just us girls – it’s just more fun
(Pen 2067, Drawer 78) A frustratingly left-handed pen, but still very cute
We do not gossip
(Pen 2077, Drawer 78) We distribute vital information! Another frustratingly left-handed pen
Dialog in the Dark
(Pen 2078, Drawer 78) The concept of Dialogue (or Dialog in the US) in the Dark is simple: visitors are lead by blind guides in groups through specially constructed dark rooms in which scent, sound, wind, temperature and texture convey the characteristics of daily environments – for example a park, a city, a boat cruise or a bar. The daily routines become a new experience. A reversal of roles is created: people who can see are taken out of their familiar environment. Blind people provide them with security and a sense of orientation by transmitting to them a world without pictures. The tour itself lasts for about one hour but the effects can last a lifetime.
Aquarius
(Pen 2095, Drawer 130) We found 4 of these curious zodiac conceal/reveals in the back of an amazingly dusty souvenir shop in Madeira. They are in a bit of a bad state, and the floaters are a bit temperamental, but we love them.
Leo
(Pen 2096, Drawer 130) We found 4 of these curious zodiac conceal/reveals in the back of an amazingly dusty souvenir shop in Madeira. They are in a bit of a bad state, and the floaters are a bit temperamental, but we love them.
Taurus
(Pen 2097, Drawer 130) We found 4 of these curious zodiac conceal/reveals in the back of an amazingly dusty souvenir shop in Madeira. They are in a bit of a bad state, and the floaters are a bit temperamental, but we love them.
Virgo
(Pen 2098, Drawer 130) We found 4 of these curious zodiac conceal/reveals in the back of an amazingly dusty souvenir shop in Madeira. They are in a bit of a bad state, and the floaters are a bit temperamental, but we love them.
Collectionneurs Francais de Stylos a image mobile
(Pen 2107, Drawer 131) OK, so the Eskesen mascot, Eskie, is firing pens at a France-shaped target – now can someone explain the red, white and blue cockeral? – As with all M Zanat pens, the barrel colour is beautiful
Merci Peder C. Eskesen S.I.M.S 2001
(Pen 2109, Drawer 131) Very stylish mahogany barrel colour
Saint Etienne, Capital des collectioneurs, IIIeme Millenaire
(Pen 2110, Drawer 131) A lovely smokey barrel colour
Happy Birthday all them collectors S.I.M.S. World 3 years in the third millennium
(Pen 2111, Drawer 131) Love the wording!
SIMS collectors 2002
(Pen 2112, Drawer 131) A nice blue and yellow barrel combo
Saint Etienne, Capital des collectioneurs, IIIeme Millenaire – with Marie de St Etienne
(Pen 2113, Drawer 131) The same as pen 2109, but with the Mayor floating in it
S.I.M.S. M Zanat, collectioneur
(Pen 2114, Drawer 131) Another M Zanat pen – love the white clip and belly band
SIMS America, Asia, Africa, Europe
(Pen 2115, Drawer 131) Eskesen A/S The factory at Store Merlose Denmark
The New Millenium XXIeme Siecle
(Pen 2116, Drawer 131) With the Eskesen mascot, Eskie, dressed up as various national stereotypes
Collection 1986-1997 Saint-Etienne
(Pen 2117, Drawer 131) Catch that pen!
šťastný život
(Pen 2161, Drawer 130) “A happy life” in Slovak – this pen makes me happy
Stella Maris
(Pen 2162, Drawer 130) This pen is so cute, it had to be Japanese – you can imagine how happy I was to find it is for a Japanese Catholic school. It has a small girl walking towards the school, accompanied by butterflies, a dog, a goose and a chicken. A pink elephant is waving his trunk from the zoo, and there are pretty blossoms everywhere – definitely Japanese
OMG, WTF is the BFD?
(Pen 2169, Drawer 130) I had to look these abbreviations up. The pen is called “Murray’s Law” I also looked that up, but can’t see how it relates to the pen, unless this is much more high-brow than those in the rest of the Design Design inc. series.
Mysterious sailing ship
(Pen 2170, Drawer 130) The front scene is identical to pen 1897. The back panel is completely blank. This may be a trade sample.
Vintage car wash, perfecting the shine
(Pen 2171, Drawer 130) 
At our age, swimming is dangerous. Lifeguards don’t try as hard
(Pen 2174, Drawer 130) 
Hands on Piano (1994 AIM)
(Pen 2308, Drawer 130) Aahh, the mysterious pens with no writing except the teeny weeny copyright details – you have to look very closely to see that these pens are different!
Pteranodon
(Pen 2370, Drawer 130) 
SIMS 2014
(Pen 2398, Drawer 131) A pen that has both Susan and Russell’s face on – what’s not to love? Mahfoud, you are extraordinary, and we love you. One day perhaps we will get to meet Debbie Carriere in Canada, and Nobuko Ochiai in Japan – our heads all share a pen – it feels like we know you!
Celeste and Max
(Pen 2401, Drawer 64) Celeste and Max float from Seattle to Los Angeles
Destination space, Space shuttle
(Pen 2432, Drawer 130) 
Way Out!
(Pen 2599, Drawer 130) 
Collector pen: Barbara Ankone to Miranda Wittebol
(Pen 2610, Drawer 131) 
Girl Scoutings…like a ray of sunshine!
(Pen 2633, Drawer 130) 
Help is on the way, San Bernardino Associated Governments
(Pen 2637, Drawer 130) 
Souvenir Avanti
(Pen 2667, Drawer 130) According to Google, Avanti can be any number of things, none of which look like the scene on this pen – It is definitely not a car, a London greasy spoon café, an Australian resort or an ancient Indian city etc. etc. Any help will be much appreciated, and then we can move this to its proper category
Amnesty International Österreich
(Pen 2699, Drawer 130) 
Happy Birthday
(Pen 2700, Drawer 130) 
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