Butlers Standard Eight

01/01/2026

I don't post as often about the Standard Steel Car Company's Standard Eight automobile, because it is not very often I am able to find "new" information or documents related to the Standard.
But here is a 1922 sales brochure I was able to purchase which showcases the Standard 8 being sold in Paris France.

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06/17/2025

From the group Petroleum Valley and Western PA Gas Oil and Area History the Bruin PA school from 1924

06/05/2025

Looking / wanted to buy any items related to the 1915-1923 Standard Eight automobiles. Looking for automobiles, signs, parts, accessories, memorabilia, manuals, MotoMeters, radiator/hub cap emblems, etc. (mostly anything other than magazine page ads). Items could be marked as either Standard Steel Car Co, Standard Eight or Standard 8. Photos show possible logos or markings that could be found on Standard Eight items. Thanks for viewing and please let me know what items you might consider selling. Bob

05/12/2025

Come and join Petroleum Valley and Western PA Gas Oil and Area History group to view more pictures and stories about the Petroleum Valley area of Western Pennsylvania

08/16/2024

Come and join the Petroleum Valley and Western PA Gas Oil and Area History group to view more pictures and stories about the Petroleum Valley area of Western Pennsylvania

06/25/2024

1915 Standard Eight Roadster built by Standard Steel Car Co. in their factory in Butler, PA. This Standard 8 was one of the first ten Standard Eights built, with these initial cars used as testing and demonstration vehicles between the years 1913 and 1916 (prior to full sales production which started in mid to late 1916).

04/05/2024

Several styles of Boyce Motometer temperature gauges used on the Standard Eight vehicles between 1915 and 1923. The Butler County Historical Society has in their archives the original artwork drawing for the logo design which Standard Steel Car Co. submitted to Boyce to be used on the motor meters SSCC purchased.

04/04/2024

The 1920 Standard Eight Coupe. I have yet to find a surviving example of any year Standard Eight Coupe.