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This spring-driven time stamp was manufactured by the International Time Recording Company, which became part of the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Corporation (later IBM) in 1911. It was spring-driven, required no attention other than winding and had continuously locked recording wheels to prevent tampering or shifting. |
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