1863  . . . the raft was infantine compared with its congeners of the great lake and the St. Lawrence. A couple of bonds lashed together--that was all; and a bond containeth twenty cribs, and a crib containeth a variable amount of beams, according to the lumberman's arithmetical tables.
1961  These cribs were again bound together, though in a manner easily to be unloosed, in "drams" or "bands" . . . each dram containing about 25 cribs.