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In such a collar, had it been in place, two planks would be involved, both flat and horizontal, each of which would contain five matching semicircular openings. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #89)

The primary holding arrangements for women on the benches, however, are not chains. Each place on the bench is fitted with ankle and wrist stocks, and for each bench, if the barge was being used for its customary purpose, the transport of female slaves, there would also have been a simple, convenient plank collar. Only the iron framework for that collar was now in evidence. In such a collar, had it been in place, two planks would be involved, both flat and horizontal, each of which would contain five matching semicircular openings. These planks are supported by, and fixed in, the iron framework. One plank is fixed in place, and the other, in its runners, can slide about a foot backward and forward. Thus, when the moving plank is slid back against the fixed plank, the device provides, in virtue of the matching semicircular openings, five sturdy, wooden enclosures for the small, lovely throats of women. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 2)