How can I display old collector's newspapers other than on a table?

Framing is an excellent way and if you have a number of them, a collage would be nice. Another way to display them would be under a glass coffee table! Here is a link to check out the framing idea:

http://blog.americanframe.com/2013/03/5-tips-for-framing-historic-newspaper.html?m=1

You could create a rack for the wall with slots for each one if you want people to be able to handle them. If you don't want people handling them, add a piece of glass to the front. If you just want to show specific stories, you could cut them out and decoupage them to a piece of wood to hang on the wall.

This pinterest page uses mostly magazines but it might inspire you for your newspapers.

https://www.pinterest.com/explore/magazine-display/?lp=true

Hope that helps.

If space allows frame them and make a wall gallery

If you want to save the whole paper, seal each one in special collectors' envelopes with a clear cover, available at coin and hobby stores. Don't store in sunlight.

We were at a small town museum and they had the front pages to several issues laminated and on display. They also had many other pages laminated and stored in a huge chest and rotated the pages on display from time to time. I believe they put the pages in poster frames for display.

My older son has one drawerful of newspapers and comic books left at our house. He is 46. I think it is time to transfer historian duties to his house.

Best wishes 😇

You can either make or purchase large shadow box frames. (like the ones you see with sports jerseys in them). You could even hang a light at the top.

5 Tips for Framing a Historic Newspaper - Picture Framing Blog

blog.americanframe.com/2013/03/5-tips-for-framing-historic-newspaper.html

or

63 best Old Newspaper Articles images on Pinterest

https://www.pinterest.com/inthenewsinc/old-newspaper-articles/

Most frame them.

Those shadow boxes are called riker mount boxes.... https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=riker+mount+boxes&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8