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Outdoor Ads, Inc.
Distance: 20.8 Mi5670 Washington St
80216 Denver -
Balloon Innovations
Distance: 21.7 Mi9160 Marshall Pl
80031-2922 Westminster -
Brilliant Outdoor Media, LLC
Distance: 26.1 Mi966 S. Franklin St
80209 Denver -
United Advertising Corporation
Distance: 28.2 Mi498 W Iliff Ave
80223-4335 Denver -
Mile High Outdoor
Distance: 30.7 Mi9250 E Costilla Ave STE 120
80112-3644 Greenwood Village
Description
All merchandise distributed by Star Promotions Advertising is subject to the manufacturers' warranties only (if any). Star Promotions Advertising MAKES NO INDEPENDENT WARRANTY OF ANY PRODUCTS SOLD ON Star Promotions Advertising, INCLUDING THE WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR OF MERCHANTABILITY. Star Promotions Advertising makes every effort to carry only the highest quality products. Some balloons or searchlight equipment, special order, or custom-made parts are sold by the manufacturer "as is" without any type of warranty, expressed, written, implied, or assumed.
Giant red white and blue giant cold air balloon by Star Advertising. This 20ft tall giant inflatable cold air balloon will get your business or sale noticed like no other product or service can. Made of heavy duty reinfoced material with stainless steel D-rings throughout, this huge inflatable figure will grab your customers attention day-in and day-out. Is your business putting on a "Huge Sale"? If so, what better way to get word out than for a 20ft tall huge cold air advertising balloon to inform your customers.
SEARCHLIGHTS – SPOTLIGHTS – FLOODLIGHTS, has been used by Hollywood for many years. Some in the movie industry call them KLIEG LIGHTS. Star Advertising has rented Searchlights, Flood Lights, Spot Light or Klieg Lights in the Seattle and surrounding areas of Washington, Oregon and Idaho for over 26 years.
SkyTracker... a unique advertising and promotional tool. We have been providing Searchlights in the Puget Sound area for over 26 years.
Few people realize that all 60 inch Carbon Arc Searchlights are all 60 years old or older. Ten thousand were made, mostly ending up in Europe for WWII. One guess puts the surviving number at about 2500 worldwide, but a recent survey taken in 2004, indicates that this number is more likely in the hundreds. Having been stored out in the elements for over 60 years has taken its toll most of them.