Party Savvy
Trademark details
Party Savvy® is a registered trademark used for Rental of Entertainment Equipment, Namely, Rental Portable Stages, Dance Floors, and Audio-Visual Equipment Rental of Party Equipment, Namely, Rental of Tents, Tables, Chairs, Table Linens, Bar Equipment, and Food Service Equipment and owned by Reld, Inc.. Full trade mark registration details, registered images and more information below.
| Goods and/or Services: | Rental of Entertainment Equipment, Namely, Rental Portable Stages, Dance Floors, and Audio-Visual Equipment Rental of Party Equipment, Namely, Rental of Tents, Tables, Chairs, Table Linens, Bar Equipment, and Food Service Equipment |
| Serial Number: | 77174404 |
| Filing Date: | May 7, 2007 |
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Last Applicant(s)/ Owner(s) of Record | Reld, Inc.4315 Old William Penn Highway |
| Related Products: | Education and Entertainment, Services for providing food and drink; Temporary accommodation |
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Tent Rental, Table and Chairs Rental Pittsburgh, PA
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