Hand tools and wrenches for wagon tool box

I am preparing a wagon for reenacting events and was wondering what tools would have been in a wagon tool box. Hammer, wrenches other than wheel wrench ect. I don't have a tool box on my wagon but if I can find the specs i am thinking of building one. I would think things like a draw knife and maybe an auger???? Would appreciate some imput.

Jim,
According to the book The Wagonmasters the standard tools on the overland route were an ax, a spade, a jack and a logging chain. There was a grease bucket hanging on the rear of the wagon. That is all that is mentioned. Wheel wrenches were invented, but the majority of the freight wagons had lynch pins and did not need a wrench. Having been in rough country with a bunch of wagon trains and campaigns, my box has a wrench, a wheel wrench, a hatchet, pliers/tongs, a screw driver and spare pins and clevises. I can make a spoke with my belt knife and an ax. I did chop a front hound out with an ax a couple of years ago on a wagon train. I also carry a bucket to get water to my animals when water is inaccessible to them and I like to have a pick or mattock along somewhere on the train.
There is a tool box on the front of a Carolina farm wagon from our era in the Museum of Appalachia at Norris Tennessee. It is sloped, 6" in front, 9" at the head boards and wide enough to fill the space between the sideboards. It has a hasp and the hinges do not show. If you need I'll draw you a picture, but I don't know how to get it on this site.
I hope this helps.
Gerry

Thanks for the quick reply. I think I can build one from the discription that you gave me. I hope to gain enough experince and knowledge from folks like you and A Wagon Master that I can outfit my wagon and join you all in a campain event someday.