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Indeed, many slaves in her holding pens wore no more than chain collars, or capture collars, which suggested dubious origins, at best. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #127)

I would later learn that Victoria was a large river port. Amongst other things it was a large clearing station for the handling of slaves. It was difficult to trace slaves through Victoria, most of whom were sold without papers. Indeed, many slaves in her holding pens wore no more than chain collars, or capture collars, which suggested dubious origins, at best. Victoria was a trading port in which few questions were either asked or answered. I put down my head, before my master. Once he had suggested I did not know the meaning of the word 'Master', but that I would learn it. - (Plunder of Gor)