NASA Mercury Hasselblad 500C No. 9

US$4,800 From spacecamera.co

Starting in 1962, NASA began taking Hasselblad cameras into orbit to document the depths of space, with the cameras being heavily modified to survive the rigors of weightlessness. Unnecessary extras like the leather covering and viewfinder were removed to reduce some of the bulk, and the cameras were also painted in anti-reflective black paint to minimise reflections. Now, you can get your hands on a working replica of one of those cameras, all for the rock-bottom price of US$4,800. It’s built to be just like the original and comes with an 80mm f2.8 lens too. And as a bonus, you’ll even get a “flown-inspace artifact” with the purchase. These replicas haven’t been into orbit, but they’re as close as you can get to a camera that has.