Locating apple symbols using the character palette

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I’ve been searching high-and-low for this information, but it’s really hard to find the right words to get google to reveal how I can enter the Command symbol, or the Alt key symbol… Can anyone guide me to the right spot? I can’t locate anything apple-specific in the Character Viewer palette.

Specifically, I’m hoping to find a symbol or small icon for the Expose icon found on newer apple keyboards. I’ve just ordered a new keyboard, which has volume and eject buttons printed on some of the keys, but most of the function keys are blank. I wanted to print out a template like from the ancient times of Word Perfect for DOS, only with familiar symbols instead of words.

I’m running the latest version of Snow Leopard, by the way.

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In the Special Characters floating tool, they are located under Symbols:Technical Symbols, right at the top of the block. The Exposé icon, however, is not in the Unicode as far as I know. In fact most of those are probably not going to be characters, but you’ll find Esc, Eject, and possibly the media control glyphs as well—though they might be in Symbols:Arrows.