Notitia Anglicana
Subtitle: ...
By: To which is added, by way of introduction, a concise essay, upon the nature, rise, and intent of arms and armory, shewing their progressive growth, in the practice of both the ancients and moderns, together with sufficient rules and observations, for attaining a perfect knowledge in that science / curiously drawn and engrav'd by the ingenious Mr. Gardiner and other eminent masters.
Publisher: Printed for A. Johnston Engraver in old Round Court in the Strand; J. Senex at the Globe, R. Gosling at the Middle Temple Gate, in Fleet-street; W. Taylor at the Ship in Pater-noster-Row; W. and J. Innys at the West End of St. Paul's; and J. Osborn at the Oxford Arms in Lombard Street
Published: 1724
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Nobility -- Great Britain.; Heraldry -- Great Britain.
Notes: "Shewing, I. The atchievements of all the English nobility complete (i.e.) their several quarterings of pretensions; being the arms of the most eminent families in Great Britain and Ireland: also their impalements, &c, as well as their paternal coats, crests, supporters, and mottos. II. Their several titles of honour, whether hereditary, or by great offices in the state: together with just and correct blasons of their said atchievements, and reasons for many of their particular bearings, &c."

Title page and imprint of v. 2 vary slightly. Title reads, " ... To which is added, by way of introduction, an essay, on the nature rise, and intent of arms and armory ... Curiously drawn and engrav'd by Mr. C. Gardiner ... " The names of "T. Taylor, against Serjeants-Inn" and "J. Smith, next the Fountain Tavern in the Strand" have been added to the imprint.

Title page of v. 1 printed in red and black; v. 2 in black only.