I would suggest a starter kit (Without Juice) to get the basic tools.
MUST HAVE Hydrometer - Probably the most important tool.
Also if you are serious get a digital pH meter. Using litmus paper is way to difficult. (We want you to succeed not struggle to get started.)
A number of other items but if you start with a wine making kit it should have most everything you need in terms of basic additives.
Here's the one I started with and although it states "Fruit Wine making kit" it's the same thing.
https://www.amazon.com/Master-Vintn...ywords=wine+making+kit&qid=1586722279&sr=8-16
No kit is going to have everything you need. (Like a pH meter) but a kit like this should have the basics.
Don't worry about bottling supplies for now. You have at least a couple of months before you'll be ready for that, AND you will want to decide how deep you are going to get into this and what size batches you want to make. (Most commons beginning batch sizes are 1, 3, and 5 gallon)
By the time you get done buying the basics you should be able to get everything but the fruit/juice for around $200 - $300
You might get started for less than that but that's a modest amount once you have it all in hand.
Also for bottles you can buy new bottles or find them at a recycling center (OR make friends at a restaurant that serves a lot of wine)
BEWARE of the old stories of balloons on a bottle/carboy for an airlock or other tips that sound too easy.
Welcome to the hobby of wine making and remember, there are a variety of ways to make good wine but the thing you need most of all is PATIENCE.