Here is a simple list of all 24 Tirthankars with their main sign (lanchhan / symbol).

I cannot directly show photos inside this chat, but you can easily find images of each Tirthankar with their symbol together in Jain photo books, temple charts, or on Jain websites.

24 Tirthankars and their signs (lanchhan)

1. Rishabhdev (Adinath) – Bull
2. Ajitnath – Elephant
3. Sambhavnath – Horse
4. Abhinandan Swami – Monkey
5. Sumatinath – Goose / Heron (Śvetāmbars often show a bird like heron; Digambars generally say goose)
6. Padmaprabhu – Lotus
7. Suparshvanath – Swastika
8. Chandraprabhu – Moon
9. Suvidhinath (Pushpadant) – Crocodile
10. Shitalnath – Kalpavriksha (wish‑fulfilling tree); Śvetāmbars sometimes show Śrīvatsa mark
11. Shreyansnath – Rhinoceros
12. Vasupujya Swami – Buffalo
13. Vimalnath – Boar (pig)
14. Anantnath – Falcon / Hawk (many Digambar sources); some Śvetāmbars mention Porcupine
15. Dharmanath – Vajra (thunderbolt)
16. Shantinath – Deer / Antelope
17. Kunthunath – Goat
18. Aranath – Fish
19. Mallinath – Kalash (water pot)
20. Munisuvrat Swami – Tortoise
21. Naminath – Blue Lotus
22. Neminath (Aristanemi) – Conch (shankh)
23. Parshvanath – Snake (many‑hooded serpent over the head)
24. Mahavir Swami – Lion

These symbols are used below or near the idol to identify which Tirthankar it is.

For a clean chart (text) of Tirthankars with their symbols, given in simple form, you can read more here:

• 24 Tirthankar lanchhans
• Tirthankars and symbols

For photos, you can search images by typing, for example: “Rishabhdev bull symbol”, “Ajitnath elephant symbol”, etc., or visit Jain photo galleries and temple sites, where all 24 are usually shown together with their lanchhan.