Came with the Brother P-Touch 9500 label printer.
True. But complicated.
First get the image right. That is 80% of the job.
1. straighten
2. crop away the rubbish
3. backslash 7 degrees
4. minimal perspective correction
Now we have an image that can be matched.
LTS 136pt + 3px stroke width, kerning -10
Match.
It behaves OK, no weird effects whatsoever. Maybe ask your client what he means? Maybe when he shakes the paper the letters are falling off

I see four different 'a's. That indicates it is not a font.
There is a bit bolder version of the Edition, Long Tall Sally EEN. But not bold enough, still needs an extra stroke to match.
This is not a font but hand drawn. Have a look in the handwriting dept. to find something that suits your needs.
http://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=603&fpp=100 The Silver Graphics Sanford. Silver Graphics is no more.
Identified font: Sanford
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