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* Ed Reno's "Tack It" in Tarbell Course in Magic - Volume 3
* Ed Reno's "Tack It" in Tarbell Course in Magic - Volume 3
=== Other surfaces ===
=== Other surfaces ===
* Michael Ammars' Indoor Baseball in The Magic of Michael Ammar
* Ping Pong Plus Cards: Selected card ends up stuck on ping pong paddle in [[Milbourne Christopher's Magic Book]] Tricks for the Living Room, Dinner Table, or Stage (1977)
* Korem's Card on Tie in Paul Harris Las Vegas Close Up and Art of Astonishment.
* Korem's Card on Tie in Paul Harris [[Las Vegas Close Up]] (1978) and [[Art of Astonishment]] (1996).
* Ping Pong Plus Cards: Selected card ends up stuck on ping pong paddle in Milbourne Christopher's Magic Book Tricks for the Living Room, Dinner Table, or Stage (1977)
* Michael Ammars' Indoor Baseball in [[The Magic of Michael Ammar]] (1991)


== Variations ==
== Variations ==

Revision as of 14:30, 15 December 2008

Card on Ceiling or Wall is a classic Card Revelation plot where a (usually signed) card is returned to the pack and tossed at the ceiling or a wall. All the cards come down except for the signed card still stuck to it.

Some versions have no apparent reason for the cards to "stick", others use a thumbtack.

This is typically an effect done as a closer.

Karl Norman at the Forks Hotel originated the handling popularized by Michael Ammar with the box of Sucrets.


Published versions

Ceiling

Wall

  • John West's From Lapel To Wall Apocalypse Vol. 16-20
  • John Kennedy's Card Missile in The New York Magic Symposium - Collection 2
  • Ed Reno's "Tack It" in Tarbell Course in Magic - Volume 3

Other surfaces

Variations

  • Michael Ammar's Coin on Ceiling in The Magic of Michael Ammar
  • Thomas A. O'Lenk's Aero-Dynamic Dollar in The Art of Astonishment - Book 1