In 1996 Motorola's 3.1 ounce (88 gram) StarTAC wearable cellular telephone was the world's smallest and lightest. At the time it was considered a miniature marvel. How times have changed.
Some of the earliest models introduced in the US were analogue whereas in Europe the majority were GSM digital. The CDMA digital network took longer to introduce in the US partly due to the massive size and remoteness of much of the continent. 

The StarTAC was the first clamshell phone and a very expensive dream for aspirational mobile users and is still hugely popular with collectors today.  

You can see how the products have followed an evolution from the earliest MicroTAC, the GSM International flips, and through the StarTAC range up to the V3 Razr of today:

Due to the age and uncertain nature of vintage electronics, all of the StarTACs we have for sale are sold untested. Spares and new batteries can still be found easily from online retailers.
However, they are sold for DISPLAY purposes only.
No warranty is implied or given. They may work fine, or they may not

Motorola StarTAC 70 or 85 untested
 £39 plus £7 worldwide delivery

Motorola StarTAC 130 untested
 £59 plus £7 worldwide delivery