Coat of arms of the City of Chester: Plantagenet dimidiating arms of Earl of Chester (Azure, three garbs or) Arms of the City of Chester. Edward, Lord of Chester, but without the title of earl (1239–1307) (became King Edward I in 1272); title Earl of Chester also held by Edward II and Edward III as princes, and by all future Princes of Wales. Dimidiation was the early form of impalement.
Own work, using lions from File:Royal Arms of England.svg by User:Sodacan
Lobsterthermidor (talk) 00:40, 29 November 2020 (UTC)