The book is from 1665, but the print is probably a little older because the maker Michiel van Lochom lived from 1601 to 1647. There are several copper engravings in this book by an anonymous artist. The illustrations are cleary inspired by Otto van Veen (Otto Vaenius), Peter Paul Rubens’ teacher.
This book is advertised dated from 1599, but that is the date of the translation.
https://www.catawiki.com/en/l/103151709-het-oude-testament-en-het-nieuwe-testament-1599
This is the Google Books scan of the New Testament with a date of 1834, printed by Enschede (Haarlem). I expect the Old Testament is from the same date. How can I report this?
https://www.google.nl/books/edition/Het_Nieuwe_Testament_ons_Saligmakers/5Kw8AAAAcAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0
I could add this Bible (1567) to my collection. It is my oldest Bible published by Christopher Plantin (1520-1589) so far. Unfortunately it has a rather ugly (in my opinion) much later binding (20th century). Well also an ugly bookbinding is part of the history of a book I guess.