THIS IS A LARGE TIME RECORDER BY “BRITISH TIME RECORDERS CO. LTD. 149 FARRINGDON RD, LONDON E.C.1”AS STAMPED ON THE BRASS TAG WITH THE NO. 64 AND IT IS PAINTED ON THE DIAL.  THE CLOCK IS BASICALLY THE SAME AS AN AMERICAN DEY TIME REGISTER.  THE CASE IS MADE OF OAK.  THE BIG PUNCH WHEEL SUPPORTS 200 EMPLOYEES.  THE 8 DAY DOUBLE OPEN MAINSTPRING MOVEMENT IS “A” SHAPED AND SQUARE ENDED.  THE CLOCK RINGS A BELL WHEN YOU PUNCH THE TIME.  CIRCA 1890-1900.

THIS IS A TIME CLOCK MADE BY THE NATIONAL TIME RECORDER CO. IN SAINT MARY CRAY, KENT ENGLAND, CIRCA 1920’S.  THE MODERN STYLED CASE HAS ROUNDED CORNERS AND IS MADE OF BIRCH.  THE 8 DAY SPRINGWOUND MOVEMENT HAS DUAL TIME SPRINGS.  THE PENDULUM IS A LARGE BRASS BOB ON A WOODEN ROD VISIBLE THRU THE GLASS.

H- 38” x W- 14 ¼” x D- 12 ¼”

Time Clock

THIS IS A TIME CLOCK BY GLEDHILL-BROOK TIME RECORDER CO. LTD, CIRCA 1910-1920.  THE CASE IS OAK AND HAS PLAIN GLASS IN THE FRONT DOOR.  THE LARGE BRASS MOVEMENT WAS MADE BY EMPIRE FOR GLENHILL-BROOK TIME RECORDERS.  THE 8 DAY CHAIN FUSEE MOVEMENT IS A TIMEPIECE.  IN ADDITION TO BEING A TIME RECORDING CLOCK IT IS ALSO A MASTER CLOCK ABLE TO BE PROGRAMMED TO RING BELLS.  THE DIAL IS PAINTED AND HAS ROMAN NUMERALS AND RED ARABIC 24 HOUR NUMERALS AND “GLENHILL-BROOK TIME RECORDERS CO LTD, HUDDERSFIELD, HALIFAX, LONDON & BIRMINGHAM” ON THE DIAL.

H- 45” x W- 15 ½” x D- 11 ½”