Clock
Wall clock from the 1920s. The materials consists mostly out of wood, aside from the clockworks in metal. The clock was a…

In the final stage of shoemaking, the shoemaker finely trims the leather sole to smooth it and give it ultimate shape with a fine rasp.
The work of a shoemaker was recorded in the Museum of Recent History, Celje.
Part of their permanent exhibitions is the Tradesmen’s Street dedicated to Celje’s industrial workers, the local industrial traditions, workers’ culture and the value of work. This section also includes a presentation of a shoemaker’s shop, where master shoemaker Anton Mužič holds occasional demonstrations.
Anton Mužič (*1930) comes from a shoemaking family where he learned the trade. He acquired additional skills and knowledge at a three-year vocational school that he completed with an apprentice exam. At first he worked as a shoemaker in the family shop and then after compulsory military service was employed at the Department of Orthopaedics in Celje hospital. He initially worked as a shoemaker and eventually re-qualified into a prosthetist. As a master craftsman, he has maintained contact with those working in orthopaedics to this day.
Sound recordist: Boštjan Troha
Video Recordist: Barbara Grilc
Photographer: Veronika Štampfl
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