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Call the reference desk of your local public library, and tell a reference librarian what you are looking for. If that library doesn't have the information on site, they will obtain it from another library. If it's a price guide, for instance, they will also tell you where it is, so you could drive there yourself.
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Yes, calling the reference desk at a library would be a good idea. You could also go to the Easton Press site, Easton Press Online Catalog or even perform the following search, Easton Press Collector's Edition - Google Search because listings for those editions seem to be all over the Internet.
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