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CJK Ideograph Variation or "Where's Wally in CJK"

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An author has requested three CJK glyph variations, but I cannot find them in the IVD charts. Is there anywhere I can look to find these, before I create them as alternates? The glyph shape is critical to the text (see below). Thanks :)

The archaic writing of the names of the trigrams are generally the same or in phonetically or graphical related versions of those found in hexagram texts. A few examples include, Qian 乾 is written <Glyph 1>;… Zhen 震 is written as <Glyph 2>. Two regional variants that also appear in the Wangjiatai Guicang include Li 離is written as Luo 羅, Kan 坎 is written as <Glyph 3> (read as Lao 勞).[1] So as not to confuse readers, the trigrams in this study are referred to by their traditional names.


Glyph 1, Qian 乾 ‎4E7E


Glyph 2, Zhen 震 ‎9707


Glyph 3, Kan 坎 ‎574E


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