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Some odd permutations

I recently stumbled on an identity (Theorem 2) that related two types of permutations. It looked like one of those serendipitous pieces of mathematics that led to a simple enumerative result; mostly when this happens it leads joyously to an enumerative proof that was ‘blindingly’ obvious. Except in this case, it wasn’t, I don’t think.