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Looks like someone missed and matched to complete the set as that may be old brown parts mixed in with reddish brown, or the new reddish brown differs from the stuff that is 10 years old.
On Eurobricks poster Aanchir had this to say about reddish-brown....
"Reddish Brown does have more significant color consistency issues than most other LEGO colors. It's not quite as problematic as Dark Red, but still up there. I've read that one reason for this is that reddish colors are just easier for the human eye to distinguish, so even variations within TLG's prescribed tolerances are more noticeable in Dark Red and Reddish Brown than in a lot of other colors. That's just one factor, of course-- there are also, as you mentioned, far more color inconsistency problems in post-2004 parts in general than in pre-2004 parts."