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You could output a view to PDF.
There continues to be no great PDF solution. The closest I've ever seen produced is with html2pdf https://github.com/eKoopmans/html2pdf.js
Even then it's just so much work...
Thanks @Victor Font and @Bobby Clapp - I think that I might have come up with my own solution. I create an e2PDF template and then fill it with "HTML objects", each of which has as its content a shortcode to a custom PHP program that generates the HTML that is displayed. I make use of the e2pdf_model_shortcode_url_data filter to pass the entry id via the URL so my PHP code can get it from the $_GET variable. So far so good.
I've used html2pdf before and will revisit to see if it'll work better than my solution.
Thanks for sharing, Rob.