Thanks for making this post Krogo, I was just going through and sorting some stuff so I figured I would take a few pics and post. Here are a few of my favorites pieces of bitcoin "hardware" that I've collected over the years:
Mt. Gox Yubikey - Technically not a wallet or device that generates keys but it is "hardware". It's also very old and pre-dates any other HW wallet. I'm guessing they made these around 2011-2012. I bought it second-hand a few years ago.
Mycelium Entropy - Purchased from asicminer-shop.de in early 2015. I have read there were only 250 units produced. Might be my favorite bitcoin hardware of all time because I could use it to demonstrate instantly how private keys are created. You did not even need a PC, just a printer with a USB port. It also generated 2-of-3 Shamir's secret key pairs by tapping the button the back.
Ledger Nano - As Mopar said, the Nano was not Ledger's first product, it was the HW.1. From what I can tell, the HW.1 came first and was the budget version of the first Nano(?) The Nano was then marketed to compete more with Trezor which was just taking off. I bought this Nano v1 at the Bitcoin Center in Manhattan (early 2015) for $20. It came with a card signed by the CEO. The Nano S came later and they have discontinued support for both the HW.1 and Nano v1's.
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At some point they reduced the packaging size of the Nano before discontinuing it altogether. Here is a side by side. The one pictured above is on the left:
KeyWallet - I'm not really sure where or when I got this. Anyone have more info about it?
JuBiter Blade - This was a promo HW wallet given out at a conference in (2018?). I never opened it and don't know much about it.
Coinkite Coldcard Mk1 - They are currently selling the Mk4 version of this (you can see the Mark 1 - Rev E on the back of this version). Coinkite also makes the Opendime, Block Clock, etc.
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I also have the Piper Wallet printer which is one of my favorites, but is not where I can take a picture at the moment.
Speaking of Coinkite, I am curious if anyone collects Opendimes and whether there are rare or specific versions of those worth collecting?