Below is a small gathering of pictures from the private photo collections of various contributors.

Please feel free to use the following photos for your own personal references however, all photos shown here are now the property of Mortars in Miniature.com unless otherwise specified, and are protected under applicable Copyright laws. To the best of my knowledge, none of the following photos have ever been published before... Please notify me if I am in error.

-- United States --

M1064 120-mm Mortar Carrier (OIF)

M121 120-mm Mortar (OIF)

M252 Medium Extended Range Mortar

Expeditionary Fire Support System (EFSS)
(USMC specific, System deployment: 2007)

M125 81-mm Mortar Carrier

36-Inch (914mm) Mortar

See the "Other Mortar Manuals" page for the Manual cover.

M30 4.2-Inch Mortar

M106 4.2" Mortar Carrier

T25, 155-MM Mortar

T13, 105-MM Mortar

See the "Other Mortar Manuals" page for the Manual covers.

75-MM Infantry Mortar

81mm Mortar, T-4

The 58 No. 2 Trench Mortar

12-Inch Mortar

See the "Other Mortar Manuals" page for the Manual cover.

60mm M2, (Re-enactment photos)

81mm M1, (Re-enactment photos)...
...with rare Soviet style round base plate.

M4, 4.2-Inch Recoilless Mortar

M4 firing a HEAT round with the resulting effects on a Sherman Tank (?) hull

4-Inch Stokes Mortar

M2, 4.2-Inch Chemical Mortar (Transport)

M252, 81mm
Mortar and Ammunition

M29, 81-mm Mortar

M375 Smoke
Ammunition 

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-- Australia --

S.B. (Smooth Bore) 4.2-Inch Mortar (mounted on mobile base plate) with various 4.2- Inch mortar bombs
(Thanks Tom B. for the I.D.!)

Garland Mortar

Mortar, 4.2inch Mk. II

M29, 81mm Mortar ground mount and M125 Mortar Carrier

M374A2 81 mm HE

M125 Courtesy of B Squadron, 3/4 Cavalry - circa 1983

All Australian 81-mm Mortar (L16)

L54A1 81mm Illumination Round and container markings

DM93 Fuze

C2A1 Sight Unit

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-- Canada --

C3 (L16A5)

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-- Austria --

NORICUM SM-4 Quad 120mm

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-- China (PRC) --

Various Chinese mortars on display at the PLA Museum in Beijing PRC. 2005

60, 82 and 120 mm Ammunitions, 
Unknown 60 mm Mortar... Similar to the US M2

Chinese 82 mm Mortar, T-63

Chinese 150 mm Mortar, T-??

160 mm Mortar, Chinese designation unknown,
Possible copy of the Soviet M160.

Chinese 82 mm Mortar, Type 20

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-- Egypt --

Soviet Designed 2B11 Series 120mm Towed Mortar (Bright Star '83)

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-- Estonia --

Salgad/Soltam (Israel) 81 mm Mortar Sales Brochure

Salgad/Soltam 81mm Mortar

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-- Finland --

120mm Mortar, 120KRH92 at the Reila Firing Range

NEMO (NEw MOrtar), single 120mm unmanned mortar turret currently being developed by Patria Weapons System Oy (PWS).

AMOS (Advanced MOrtar System) Prototype Vehicle...

AMOS Test Vehicle 2005

...and as being deployed with the FDF in 2006...

...AMOS final configuration and now deployed with FDF (as of March 2006)...

160Krh-58 (160mm Mortar)

160Ntkrmalli55
(160mm Mortar)

300 Krh/42
(300 mm Mortar model 42)
Thanks to Jukka P. for the ID!

120 Krh As3h1

120 mm mortar Model 1935

Developed by Tampella in 1935, but not purchased by the FDF.

120 Krh/40

See the "Other Mortar Manuals" page for the Manual covers.

Purchased by the FDF was known in Tampella internally as "120 mm mortar Model 35/39" and in Sweden as "12 cm Grk m/41 1942"