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The collar is locked about one's neck, and the stick, rigid, and more than a yard long, is held by the individual supposedly being guided. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #61)

If the chain is locked in the back, then one's hands are fastened before one, at one's waist. I now understood better, though, as it later became clear, did not understand well enough, the purpose of the collar-and-stick arrangement that had puzzled me that morning, four days ago, in the black court. I was to be taken as a "guide slave". The collar is locked about one's neck, and the stick, rigid, and more than a yard long, is held by the individual supposedly being guided. My master followed me, as though a bit uncertainly, the dark, narrow bandage wrapped about his face, over his eyes. He would appear to the casual observer one who was blind, being led by his guide slave. On the other hand, as he had demonstrated in the court, the bandage was a prepared, magician's bandage, and one could see through it quite easily. - (Plunder of Gor)