Helmet Visor Appraisal

Motorcycle Helmet Visors

This item consists of two distinct pieces of motorcycle helmet visors. The top piece is a larger, clear orange visor made of plastic, featuring a repeating pattern of yellow or light orange paisley-like designs. It has a cutout at the top center with a metal grommet or rivet, and two attachment points on the upper corners with what appear to be threaded bolts or fasteners. The lower piece is a smaller, darker red, presumably plastic visor with a curved shape designed to fit closer to the face. It has a single metal rivet at the center and two small metal tabs or hooks at each end for attachment. Both visors display some minor surface wear consistent with use, including light scratches and scuffs that are visible under close inspection. The orange visor exhibits minor discoloration or fading due to its age and exposure, and the printed pattern is slightly worn in places. The red visor appears to have a reflective or tinted finish which is also slightly scuffed. There are no discernible maker's marks, signatures, or stamps visible in the image. The overall construction appears to be injection-molded plastic with minimal metal hardware for attachment. The style suggests these are replacement or accessory visors, possibly from the 1970s or 1980s given the materials and design aesthetics. The paisley pattern on the orange visor suggests a period style. The quality of craftsmanship appears to be standard for mass-produced motorcycle accessories of that era.