089-T-0596

INTERNATIONAL TIME RECORDER TIME CLOCK
INDEX # : 089-T-0596

circa: 1901-1933

CLOCK STYLE Time Clock

CLOCK NAME N/A

MANUFACTURE International Time Recording Co., Endicott, New York

CASE MODEL # #313

MOVEMENT TYPE

Brass, 8 day, Time clock movement, spring drive (by two time side springs).

CASE SIZE & CONSTRUCTION Base=17", Height=44", Depth=10 1/2"

LABEL INFORMATION

(On Front Glass)
"Manufactured by / International / Time Recording Co. / of New York / Endicott, N.Y., USA."
(On Inside of Case - Original Shipping Label)
"Shipped to Worth and Roberts Dressmakers, New York. 12 East 4 8th St., New York City, Style # 313 Card Rec."

DIAL INFORMATION

White tin dial with black Arabic numerals. 12" Chapter ring. Missing 2 dial contacts. Dial stamped "Rebuilt by / Advance / Time / Recorder Co. / New York City"

MISC. FEATURES

Has original key for case and winding arbors. Key fob stamped "Time Clock / Key / For Repairs / Call LE 2-5316" / Broadway / Time Clock Co. / Repairs-Sales / Time Cards"

ACQUIRED FROM Antique shop in Mammoth Cave, Ky.

CONDITION WHEN ACQUIRED Clock and time mechanism in working order. Missing 2 of the dial contacts. Case has been refinished.

RESTORATION N/A

HISTORICAL DATA

This clock came out of a dressmaking company in New York City.

The ITR Co. of Endicott, N.Y. was formed in 1901. They, along with other merged companies, eventually became IBM.
The image to the left is of the ITR Co. c. 1914

REFERENCES 1. NAWCC Bulletin No. 296, June 1995, article entitled "The International Time Recording Company: The First Ten Years" by Joseph M. Gensheimer (NY), page 291.
2. NAWCC Bulletin No. 303, August 1996, article entitled "Recording Time: More History of the International Time Recording Company, Before and After" by Joseph M. Gensheimer (KS), page 463.

NOTES We found this clock on one of our trips driving through Kentucky. We stayed just outside the town of Mammoth Cave, and took in local sites. After a 4 hour hike through the huge cave system there, we were ready to relax and do some antique shopping.

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CLOCK STYLE	Time Clock
CLOCK NAME	N/A
MANUFACTURE	International Time Recording Co., Endicott, New York
CASE MODEL #	#313
MOVEMENT TYPE	Brass, 8 day, Time clock movement, spring drive (by two time side springs).
CASE SIZE & CONSTRUCTION	Base=17", Height=44", Depth=10 1/2"
LABEL INFORMATION	(On Front Glass) "Manufactured by / International / Time Recording Co. / of New York / Endicott, N.Y., USA." (On Inside of Case - Original Shipping Label) "Shipped to Worth and Roberts Dressmakers, New York. 12 East 4 8th St., New York City, Style # 313 Card Rec."
DIAL INFORMATION	White tin dial with black Arabic numerals. 12" Chapter ring. Missing 2 dial contacts. Dial stamped "Rebuilt by / Advance / Time / Recorder Co. / New York City"
MISC. FEATURES	Has original key for case and winding arbors. Key fob stamped "Time Clock / Key / For Repairs / Call LE 2-5316" / Broadway / Time Clock Co. / Repairs-Sales / Time Cards"
ACQUIRED FROM	Antique shop in Mammoth Cave, Ky.
CONDITION WHEN ACQUIRED	Clock and time mechanism in working order. Missing 2 of the dial contacts. Case has been refinished.
RESTORATION	N/A
HISTORICAL DATA	This clock came out of a dressmaking company in New York City. The ITR Co. of Endicott, N.Y. was formed in 1901. They, along with other merged companies, eventually became IBM. The image to the left is of the ITR Co. c. 1914
REFERENCES	1. NAWCC Bulletin No. 296, June 1995, article entitled "The International Time Recording Company: The First Ten Years" by Joseph M. Gensheimer (NY), page 291. 2. NAWCC Bulletin No. 303, August 1996, article entitled "Recording Time: More History of the International Time Recording Company, Before and After" by Joseph M. Gensheimer (KS), page 463.
NOTES	We found this clock on one of our trips driving through Kentucky. We stayed just outside the town of Mammoth Cave, and took in local sites. After a 4 hour hike through the huge cave system there, we were ready to relax and do some antique shopping.