I thought of something else...
Look through those budget-priced CDs in your computer store. Something on there may run on something older...maybe not a Mac Classic but perhaps a high-end II or Quadra.
Also, ask an old computer store if they have old stock. I've seen a ton of shrinkwrapped stuff from these places...games, Claris stuff, even MIB comps and parts. Saw a new Apple IIe not long ago that was sitting in a closet in a store since 1993. This is the ultimate for software--you get unused disks, your own personal and legal serial number (and a card to register it...that will probably get returned if you mail it...I tried doing that once), manuals, and my favorite--all those little coupons for other products with expiration dates of 1990. (They should honor them based on that alone!)
Look through those budget-priced CDs in your computer store. Something on there may run on something older...maybe not a Mac Classic but perhaps a high-end II or Quadra.
Also, ask an old computer store if they have old stock. I've seen a ton of shrinkwrapped stuff from these places...games, Claris stuff, even MIB comps and parts. Saw a new Apple IIe not long ago that was sitting in a closet in a store since 1993. This is the ultimate for software--you get unused disks, your own personal and legal serial number (and a card to register it...that will probably get returned if you mail it...I tried doing that once), manuals, and my favorite--all those little coupons for other products with expiration dates of 1990. (They should honor them based on that alone!)