I just received this clock in for "restoration". It now has an old style battery operated movement that has stopped working. I am going to guess that it might originally have had an electro magnetic movement in it.
A paper inside the clock says:
Style No. 34-47 S/N 411013
24 VDC Nov 25, 1930
My customer would like an original style movement placed in it, so I am hoping that someone can tell me what was original to this case.

Closeup of dial. If any other pictures are needed, please ask.

Nice clock, I'm thinking Seth Thomas #86 movement.

I've got that movement in a Lobby clock and it's one of the best running clocks in my opinion.

Dave, I a positive that this was a battery operated clock, both from what is on a paper in the clock and the fact that there are no holes in the dial.

Ken,
Yes, I think you are absolutely correct.
Not sure where I got the Seth idea, but I think there were some movements early on that weren't. (battery operated)

Ken, I wish I could, but I can't help you a bit.

I did find out that ITR was the forerunner of IBM and watched a 30 min. video of an ITR Punch Clock restoration. Not at all like your clock but good fun to watch. This guy knows his stuff.

Utube Punch Clock Restoration

No wonder my friends call me a geek.

Hi Ken,I just Did a search on Google and there is quite a bit of info on line.I typed in "International Time Recording Co.Clocks"and came up all kinds of sites.There are a lot of collectors out there that would probably be glad to help you with info on the clock.Regards.Norm