As mentioned already, the other option would be to get a nice PostScript color laser printer to use with all your computers, modern and vintage.
I have a Xerox Phaser 6600dn. It's a fantastic printer. Great quality, fast, and has real PostScript Level 3 built in. I can print to it from my vintage Macs using the LaserWriter PS driver or the generic PostScript driver.
Costs $550 direct from Xerox, maybe cheaper if you can find it on sale.
I like it because I can print to it from any computer running any OS, from a Mac Plus running System 6 or a 486 DOS PC, all the way to my MacBook Pro with Yosemite and gaming PC with Windows 7. Works great!
I have a Xerox Phaser 6600dn. It's a fantastic printer. Great quality, fast, and has real PostScript Level 3 built in. I can print to it from my vintage Macs using the LaserWriter PS driver or the generic PostScript driver.
Costs $550 direct from Xerox, maybe cheaper if you can find it on sale.
I like it because I can print to it from any computer running any OS, from a Mac Plus running System 6 or a 486 DOS PC, all the way to my MacBook Pro with Yosemite and gaming PC with Windows 7. Works great!