R. Moses Shapira, son of the zaddik R. Phinehas b. Abraham of Korets, founded the Slavuta printing press, in 1791. Later his two sons, R. Samuel Abraham and R. Phinehas, took over the administration of the press. Three editions of the Babylonian Talmud, an edition of the Bible (with commentaries), the Zohar, and many other religious works, especially chasidic literature, were all produced handsomely and with great care by the press. In 1836 the press was closed down when the owners were arrested for the alleged murder of a worker who had supposedly denounced them for printing books without permission from the censor. Slavuta imprints are rare as they were consistently and continuously used by Hasidim, causing extreme wear and the destruction of many copies.

חלק א: ספר בראשית. [6], רסו, [1] דף. חלק ב: ספר שמות. רנח דף. חלק ג: ספר ויקרא. רלב דף. חלק ד: ספר במדבר. רל דף. עד דף קפו נדפס דף על דף מן ההוצאה הקודמת; מדף קפו ואילך שונה הסדר ופירוש ברטנורה למשנה ניתן בשלימותו. חלק ה: ספר דברים. [2], רנו, [2] דף.