My personal calculator history

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My history.
I do have some 20-30 calcs in my possesion now, but for the "practical/school" use, here's my (somewhat boring) history:
My very first own-bought calculator, in 8th grade (European school-system, so 14 years old), when we were allowed to use calcs at school, was a Citizen (I think) 5-banger (+ - * / SQRT) solar/light powered only. Don't remember the type or full "name", but it was white with gray keys except the =, which was orange.
It took a fall from the desk to the floor (abt 75cm) and the LCD broke.
I then purchased a Casio FX-82 (The black one from 1982), which was apprehended by my sister when she went to Gymnasium.
I had a "blue landscape" Sharp with 10 digit mantissa, bought in 1993 when I started Chief Engineer School, but sold it to a fellow student when I bought my used HP 28S, which took me through said school.
After that, I became a collector/hoarder and bought a HP 49G+ (horrible keyboard), a 35S, a Prime, a 50G, the Elektronica 52 and 61, a Numworks, a few Casios in the FX and CG series. Then the SM's in my signature. My latest purchase was a HP 15C CE.

Which is now my goto? Well, it is spread between the DM32, DM42n, WP43 and HP 15C CE. The Prime gets used occationally, but it is long inbetween.
The other calcs sits without batteries and are mostly just checked every now and then to see that they still function.