V2, V3 and V4 labels for German LP's

I am a bit confused when talking about those labels.
In your presentation of those labels I don't see any difference between V2 and V3 labels. Could you specify where the differences are?
Also, do you include in the V4, labels where the text in half a circle around the center ends with VERBOTEN and those wher it ends with VORBEHALTEN? I thought that these 2 variations were V3 and V4 respectively.
I'll explain a bit further:

For me this is V2


this is V3



and this is V4



What is most confusing is that I don't see any V2 label for LOVING YOU LPM1515 in Peter Bauman's book... but I bought the record!!!


Your help and explanations are welcome. Thank you

If you compare the v2 label with the v3 label which I posted, you see that the trademarks on the v3 Label are much closer to the RCA Victor letters and the round RCA logo is smaler as on the v2 label.

I think that this deviation between both label variations justifies an own label code called v3.

Concerning the v4 Label you are right, there are two variations: one with verboten and one with vorbehalten.
Both variations are shown in my posting.

The question is, if somebody ever seperated both Label variations.

If yes, we could call one of them even v5!

So indeed my loving you lpm1515 is V-3 and it solves a lot of questions I had. Thanks
The only thing left to do is to recheck my lp collection again  

jal_elvis schrieb:

So indeed my loving you lpm1515 is V-3 and it solves a lot of questions I had. Thanks
The only thing left to do is to recheck my lp collection again  

 Like me. Because I never noticed the two versions of the V4 Label.  

Have fun then