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Indeed, some masters, somewhat foolishly, I think, dally in the branding of their slaves. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #355)

They are, in effect, though their affixing can legally effect embondment, ultimately, in themselves, tokens of bondage, and are not to be confused with the reality itself. The uncollared slave is not then a free woman but only a slave who is not then in a collar. Similarly a slave is still a slave even if her brand could be made to magically disappear or, if she has been made a slave in some other way, if she has not yet been branded. Indeed, some masters, somewhat foolishly, I think, dally in the branding of their slaves. Indeed, some, perhaps the most foolish, do not brand them at all. Such girls, however, when they come into the keeping of new masters, usually discover that that oversight is promptly rectified. "The slave who lies about her slavery," I said, "is not thereby the less a slave. - (Renegades of Gor)