One EP and seventeen singles were issued in Turkey by Melodi Plak for Decca, from 1963 to 1969, up to 'Honky Tonk Women' [69.106] which was exceptionally issued into an exclusive picture sleeve.

Four types of labels could be met - shown in the table below, a few singles being pressed with labels of both types II and III. Plain promo labels also exist. These singles were distributed into two types of local Decca company dust sleeves : logo in a red oval with blue vertical stripes in the London style [until 1967], and the typical British blue swirl [1967+].

A generic untitled picture cover was made [here on the left] for the EP 'The Rolling Stones - Volume 2' [SDE 7501] which was also used to house some other singles. It only has the 5 members names and portaits on its back. On rare occasions, this picture cover was overprinted [in red, mostly] with titles and catalogue number on its right side for a particular single [so far 3 have been documented for sure, but more may exist].

Decca Turkey - labels types

type I	type II	type III	type IV
open Decca 1963-1964	curved Decca I 1965-1966	curved Decca II 1966-1967	boxed Decca 1967-1970

The Turkish branch of Decca followed very much the UK roster, from the debut single 'Come On' [F 11675] until 'We Love You' [F 12654] in 1967, including its catalogue numbers.
'Get Off Of My Cloud' [F 22265] and 'Satisfaction' [F 12220] were released in their 'export' versions, yet 'Satisfaction' was mislabeled with 'The Spider & The Fly' on its flip side instead of 'The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man'.

Quite surprisingly, Turkey was the only other country beside England to have pressed 'Come On' in 1963 as the debut single with 'I Want To Be Loved' on the flip side [Denmark produced PS for the UK imported record only].

Decca singles				information
#	view	cat.#	year	titles a-side / b-side	labels	PS / CS
1		SDE 7501	1964	If You Need Me + 3 (EP)	I	generic PS
2		F 11675	1964	Come On / I Want To Be Loved	I	CS
3-a		F 11764	1964	I Wanna Be Your Man / Stoned	I - mislab. : 2 x B-sides	CS
3-b		F 11764	1964	I Wanna Be Your Man / Stoned	I - misspelled A-side	CS
3-c		F 11764	1964	I Wanna Be Your Man / Stoned	I	CS
4		F 11845	1964	Not Fade Away / Little By Little	II	CS / titled PS
5		F 11934	1964	It's All Over Now / Good Times, Bad Times	II	CS / titled PS
6		F 12014	1964	Little Red Rooster / Off The Hook	I	CS
7		F 12104	1964	The Last Time / Play With Fire	I	CS / titled PS
8-a		F 12220	1965	Satisfaction / The Under Assistant West Coast Promo. Man	II - mislab. : 2 x B-sides	CS / titled PS
8-b		F 12220	1965	Satisfaction / The Under Assistant West Coast Promo. Man	II - wide titles	CS / (un)titled PS
8-c		F 12220	1965	Satisfaction / The Under Assistant West Coast Promo. Man	II - narrow titles	CS
9		F 22265	1965	Get Off Of My Cloud / I'm Free	II	CS / untitled PS
10		F 12331	1966	19th Nervous Breakdown / As Tears Go By	II	CS / titled PS
11-a		F 12395	1966	Paint It, Black / Long Long While	mislab.: 2 x A-sides	CS
11-b		F 12395	1966	Paint It, Black / Long Long While	II	CS / titled PS
11-c		F 12395	1966	Paint It, Black / Long Long While	mislab.: type II vs III	CS
11-d		F 12395	1966	Paint It, Black / Long Long While	III	CS
12-a		F 12497	1966	Have You Seen Your....? / Who's Driving Your Plane?	III - promo plain l.	CS
12-b		F 12497	1966	Have You Seen Your....? / Who's Driving Your Plane?	III	CS - plain l.
13		F 12546	1967	Let's Spend The Night Together / Ruby Tuesday	III	CS
14		F 12654	1967	We Love You / Dandelion	IV	CS
15		68101	1967	She's A Rainbow / 2000 Light Years From Home	IV	CS
16-a		68112	1968	Jumpin' Jack Flash / Child Of The Moon	IV - mislab. c/w O.A.*	CS
16-b		68112	1968	Jumpin' Jack Flash / Child Of The Moon	IV - mislab. 2 x B-sides	CS
16-c		68112	1968	Jumpin' Jack Flash / Child Of The Moon	IV	CS
17		68203	1968	The Lantern / In Another Land	London	CS
18		69106	1969	Honky Tonk Women / YCAGWYW	IV	unique 'art' PS

* mislabeled copy: B-side by other artist : The Cedars [Decca 68.107 B 'Hide If You Want To Hide']

'Honky Tonk Women' [69.106] was the only exclusive cover from the Decca era. It was made of a relatively thick paper, and its back cover advertised for the two last singles.

More art sleeves were produced during the 70's, but on Rolling Stones Records.