Osborne bull thus turning the bulls into public domain images. There are now only two signs in Spain with the word "Osborne" still written on them. One is at the Jerez de la Frontera airport in the province of Cadiz, and the other is in the nearby town of El Puerto de Santa María, where the Osborne headquarters is found. The image of the bull is now displayed in stickers, key rings and the like. Also, in sport events where a Spanish team or individual take part, the bull is embedded by supporters in the Flag of Spain in the manner of
Clive Osborne Gus Kelly. Osborne was unsuccessful, winning 28.5 per cent of the vote in a three-cornered contest which saw Kelly re-elected. Following the death of Kelly (who held the seat for nearly forty years), a by-election was held in 1967, and Osborne was elected on Liberal Party preferences. Osborne was re-elected at the 1968, 1971, 1973, 1976 and 1978 State elections. Osborne contested the 1981 State election, representing the National Country Party (as the Country Patry was then known). An electoral redistribution had moved the solid Labor voting town of Lithgow from Blue Mountains to Bathurst, making Bathurst a notional Labor