  Based on heralded interference on a six-port Mach-Zehnder interferometer, we
propose protocols to generate a series of multiphoton states in primary output
port, by injecting a coherent state in primary input port and two Fock states
in two ancillary input ports, and measuring two Fock states in two ancillary
output ports. Only manipulating at the single-photon level (i.e, |0> or |1>) in
all ancillary ports, we generate sixteen types (six categories) of multiphoton
nonclassical states, whose state vectors are unified as superposition of a new
coherent state, a single-photon added coherent state, and a two-photon added
coherent state. Indeed, a wide range of nonclassical phenomena can be created
by modulating the interaction parameters (including coherent field strength and
shift phase). We mainly analyze quadrature-squeezing effects for all our
considered states. Of particular interest is maximum squeezing of up to 2.57dB,
with success probability 6.7%, at least in our present cases.
