Wanha Aatami
Self-service secondhand shop for sellers renting tables and shoppers in Kuusamo
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Wanha Aatami
Wanha Aatami operates a self-service flea market where people can rent sales tables to sell their belongings or browse items offered by other sellers. It also highlights selected finds and offers house-clearance services.
The shop serves sellers and secondhand shoppers in Kuusamo. Its income includes sales-table rentals and the sale of selected items.
Wanha Aatami Oy was founded in 2006 and is based in Kuusamo, Finland.
Product: Self-service secondhand retail with rented sales tables, selected items for sale and house-clearance services.
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