How to merge two postscript files together?

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Here is an example Ghostscript commandline, which would convert and merge the two (or more) PostScript files into one PDF in a one go:

 gswin32c.exe ^
   -o c:/path/to/output.pdf ^
   -sDEVICE=pdfwrite ^
   -dPDFSettings=/Screen ^
   [...more desired parameters (optional)...] ^
   /path/to/first.ps ^
   /path/to/second.ps ^
   /path/to/third.pdf

Edit: my first shot had falsely assumed PDF input files. It works of course with PostScript as well (or even a mix of PS/PDF)… And the output may also be PS.

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