I’m going to disagree with some of my esteemed colleagues here. All of that equipment looks to be in good condition, and there’s nothing wrong with a single stage press; especially for starting out. There looks to be well over $200 worth of stuff there; and more importantly, everything you need to get started with .38/.357. Those dies probably aren’t carbide dies if they are the same age as the press, but there’s probably lots of life left in them. You’ll need case lube if they aren’t. You’ll also want to inspect the brass before you use it since it’s of unknown origin and number of uses. If you are going to be a casual reloaded (150-200 rounds per week) you might find it’s all you need; then again once you learn and become familiar with the process, you may decide you need to upgrade. That scale, even though a little on the flimsy side, is actually very accurate. You can start with it (if the pan is there with it), but you’ll probably want to upgrade it at some point if you decide to buy.
None of us can make the decision for you as to whether this setup is for you or not. You are the one who has looked at and gone through it, and you are the one who knows what you want to do with it. Everyone has given you good advice and opinions. Good luck, and use your own judgement.