Bicycle serial # ID maker

I can't find maker of bicycle. Can anyone tell by serial#

 

Perhaps the label beneath the gooseneck will contain familiar graphic structure to assist in ID. Sorta looks Asian, to me.

 

May the a better phot of the shape and style of the chain guard will help.

 

Do a google image search of the 'head badge' on the front /steering tube.

 

We did here ...
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/vintage-bicycle-badge-plate-id.88056/#post-10149662

 

komokwa, I did not know that siamese cats got that big!

 

Beautiful cat.

 

that's cuz he was a Ragdoll..!!

& I think that pic makes him look bigger than he was....

 

I got the past-tenses there...sorry for your loss, Komo.

 

Thank you !

All Puss-Cat , all the time !!!!!

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IMO late 50's to late 60's with what look like 1.75 width tires. This size dominated post mid 50's replacing the 2.25 size seen in the 30's- early 50's. The design of the bike indicates a made for retailer bike (Manufacturers made them for multiple sellers... even larger hardware stores of the day as a cheaper alternative to the branded bikes.)