Very Rare 18th century Anti French Satirical Half Penny Token.

A very good example of this very rare token issued in 1794 to be used as small coinage. On one side it has an image of a foot and the words around it read; 'A map of France' there is also a square of rope and in each corner the words 'FIRE' inside the square also has words written, 'Throne, Honour, Glory and RELI/GION written as so. On the reverse has a sunburst, a symbol of the French King Louis and the words 'May Great Britain Always Remain the Reverse'. On the rim of the coin it has 'payable in London, Bristol and Lancaster, so it was possibly in circulation from the 1890's to the early 1900's. It is in very good condition for this coin, formally in my own collection but I have just managed to upgrade, it is a very rare coin, full of 18th century political sarcasm which is a bit lost over time but shows the feeling towards the French republic at the time.