Squarespace V5 Site Server v5.13.156 (http://www.squarespace.com)http://findingmickey.squarespace.com/picture/sirlancelotfm.jpg?pictureId=2728323<p>King Arthur Carrousel - Sir Lancelot: Identified by the scale armor on his breastplate, Sir Lancelot also carries a blanket featuring a checkered (fusily) pattern of yellow and orange.</p> <p>Note: In heraldry, a pattern made of fusils, or diamonds, could denote a person who travels extensively (as Lancelot does in legend). The color orange (or tawny) often denotes a knight who is worthy, but it can also signify an abatement or charge against that knight, charges that included disloyalty &amp; philandering.</p>http://findingmickey.squarespace.com/picture/sirlancelot-kac-fm2.jpg?pictureId=5302940<p>King Arthur Carrousel - Sir Lancelot: Featuring intricately carved scale armor on his breastplate, Sir Lancelot also carries a checkered (fusily) pattern blanket, painted yellow and orange. Jewels and tassles also add to the detail in Sir Lancelot's trappings.</p> <p>Note: In heraldry, a pattern made of fusils, or diamonds, could denote a person who travels extensively (as Lancelot does in legend). The color orange (or tawny) often denotes a knight who is worthy, but it can also signify an abatement or charge against that knight, charges that included disloyalty &amp; philandering.</p>