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It is parochial. In the rest of the world, the value of even those of better than usual quality are compromised by the name engraved on them, and thus represent an opportunity to obtain decent quality at a lower than usual price. It's always been that way, and that isn't entirely a bad thing.

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That is my point. Rhoda made good but not great guns. Certainly better than Cogswell and Harrison. The turn of the Century rifles were strong and well built. Perhaps not as pretty as some but a good value. They are still a good value.

I would guess Marrakai has seen as many or more Rhodas in Aus as most people in the US.

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Mick

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