Help with identifying part to an old Victor

Good morning. I was hoping someone out there could tell me what part this is. Clearly a Victor. I cannot find any markings on it besides under the Nipper Logo "His Master's Voice". I thought maybe it could be a tonearm but that is just a guess. If anyone knows...then what model this would belong with. It is about 1 foot long by 4 inches at its widest. Thanks in advance!!

 

@Roaring20s might be able to help.

 

Hi, I haven't yet seen your exact part, but here's two searches with a lot of links to parts, etc. to Victor Victrolas.....

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=OLD+CRANK+VICTROLA+WITH+NIPPER+ARM+SHOWING?&t=newext&atb=v281-5__&ia=web

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=OLD+CRANK+VICTROLA+WITH+NIPPER+ARM+SHOWING?

 

I will be looking forward to their reply! Thanks for the tag

 

Thanks I will start there

 

I found a little info...it is a tone arm but mine is missing the needle. I saw one on Worthpoint that was taken off a GE Console. It would be nice to know what Victor this came off of originally or even just the era. I still listen to vinyl...yes I am old...and I might have to design a cool way to display this beautiful arm.

 

I do not know if it was used on other units, but here is one showing it in use.
It uses the same steel needles as older wind-up phonographs. The needle slips into that bottom hole and is held in place with the screw sticking out the front of the pick-up.

 

So very helpful! Thank you sooooo much!

 

I didn't realize it was that large an arm!!!! VERY COOL!!!!