File:Gorean-collar-3-moons-emblem.svg

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DescriptionGorean-collar-3-moons-emblem.svg	One visual interpretation of the "Moons and Collar" mark used by agents of the alien Priest-Kings in John Norman's "Gor" series of science-fiction novels, as described verbally in the book Explorers of Gor: "a locked collar and, ascending diagonally above it, extending to the right, three quarter moons" (i.e. the three moons of the planet Gor). This is the closest thing to an overall Gor emblem in the Gor books (though according to the books, it is rarely seen on the planet Gor itself). Français : Le collier symbolique avec les trois lunes de la planète Gor d'après les livres de science-fiction par John Norman.
Date	2008
Source	Made by myself completely from scratch.
Author	AnonMoos
Other versions	For another version of an abstract stylized black-and-white icon of a BDSM-type collar, see File:Isometric-Collar-BDSM.svg . Also see File:Kajira-kef.svg, File:Kajira-kef (alternate).svg, File:Dina-gor.svg, File:U5974-History.svg (and for a Gor flag with different meaning, see File:Bosk-Port-Kar-ship-flag-Norman-Gor.svg ).
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	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	16:02, 21 April 2019	532 × 455 (2 KB)	AnonMoos	replace white background with edging of white
	01:54, 20 April 2013	532 × 455 (2 KB)	AnonMoos	adding header now required
	08:58, 23 December 2008	532 × 455 (2 KB)	AnonMoos	minor tweakage
	05:36, 22 December 2008	532 × 455 (2 KB)	AnonMoos	slightly tweaking curves, no rounding
	15:14, 5 December 2008	532 × 455 (2 KB)	AnonMoos	One interpretation of the "Collar and Moons" mark of the Priest-Kings in the John Norman's "Gor" series of science-fiction novels, as described verbally in the book ''Explorers of Gor'': "a locked collar and, ascending diagonally above it, extending to th