Can anyone identify this spinet-style piano? 1950's?

[poorness]

Hello. Got this one for a song (no pun intended) locally. I have no idea what it is though. The previous owner said it was from the 1950's. She thought it was a Wurlitzer, but I don't think it looks like Wurlitzers from that time period. She also mentioned that it was originally dark brown but was refinished in black about 25 years ago. There is a subtle geometric pattern (rectangle with 2 lines/vents down the middle) above the foot pedals and 2 carved rings towards the top of each of the front legs.

I looked inside and the plates are stamped with a badger logo. Any ideas?

https://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff179/applemacpunk/IMG_6172.jpg

[poorness]

Imbedded image instead of the link.

[keys60]

Did you try looking at the frame under the lid? Maybe on the upper right corner. Remove the knee board and look around too. It looks like a better quality build than say a Lester. Thicker and more ornate cabinet. I don't think Baldwin put those lower leg braces however, Baldwin did make a lot of different styled spinets from the 30's on up. Maybe a Winter. Really almost impossible to tell unless someone out there has the identical piano.

[poorness]

Duh? I'm an idiot. I never even thought of opening the top. I removed the knee board and that's how I saw the Badger logo (mentioned in the first post). Upon opening the top, it is indeed stamped Wurlitzer. It is also stamped with a 6 digit serial number that starts with 458. Does that indicate the year?

[lhorwinkle]

Does the serial number have six digits?
If so ... serial numbers 444000 through 474451 were made in 1952.

[poorness]

Yep... that's it. It's a 1952. Thanks guys.