That was tacocat. Would you consider framing those ads yourself? The frame shop about three towns over has wood, mats, glass, tools, know-how, and a little drawer for your money. If you have time, you can get all the materials, and tacocat and YouTube might provide a lot of the know-how. You won't do as good a job as they would on your first try, but you'll get better. And you'll spend the money on tools you can keep and reuse. Become a framing master and you'll never have to shop for a gift again.
I would, if I had the place for the tools at the moment. Unfortunately I'm short on space. That said, the shop is giving me a heck of a deal. I'm getting 4 ads framed (2 in a single frame cause they're so small) for about $150. Granted, that's over ten times what I paid for the ads themselves, but you know, antique collecting can be a weird hobby. I'm reminded why the wife and I don't really do any serious antique hunting any more.